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Hi Everyone. I have just bought a mill and am learning how it works. i am trying to make a recess in a piece of alum. There are two bolt holes 1.968" apart which are included in the 0.060" recess. What I would like to do is to bevel the top of the recess edge. I have been looking for a 9/16 end mill with a 60 degree outside bevel but those don't seem to exist. The bolt holes are 21/64ths. The recess connects the two. I could use a bevel cutter but when I get to the radius of the recess I make a mess. My machine is grizzly G0619 6"x21" Mill. Is there an easier way than I have described? or am I making no sense at all? thanks for any help , Rob http://www.robwilton.com/kats.html |
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