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08-31-2006, 11:51 AM
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Hello I'm curious what type of machine or procedure is used to do the metal work on the branding iron found at http://brandish.com. Also, what type of file would be required for the machine to create the image? I really appreciate any assistance. Best regards, David L.    |
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08-31-2006, 01:16 PM
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| You would use a CNC Mill to create the actual branding end of the Iron. The shaft (handle) would either need to be bought or made on a lathe. As far as programming the Mill, a CAM package with an Art add-on would be the best. This would allow you to scan in images and turn them into CNC programs.  |
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What type of machine or procedure? 
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