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07-06-2006, 01:11 PM
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| Drilling Lexan / Polycarbonate I just wanted to throw out something I learned on a recent project. I figured it could be helpful to anyone like myself who may not know where to start. I had to drill a bunch of 1/32 holes in a Lexan part and I got a tip that I could run it a lot faster than I had planned to. 3000 rpm G83G99Z-.54R-.29Q.03F15. The feedrate and peck depth was much more than I thought I could get away with. It saved me a lot of time.    |
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07-06-2006, 02:23 PM
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| I will try it next time. I have very little experience drilling small holes. I used a HSS drill this time. Is your suggestion based on using a carbide drill? |
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