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08-20-2009, 04:18 PM
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Hi, I am relatively new to stone but have a fair amount of wood machining experience and I am looking for the equivalent of a chipload calculation for cutting stone (marble, granite) with diamond tooling. More specifically I am interested in approximating our cutting parameters for 12" to 48" diamond abrasive saw blades and diamond abrasive router bits. Since you really are not making a chip I am not certain how you can approximate this.  |
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