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| Finish on M2 I run stainless steel parts most of the time and we can electropolish them or passivate them to get a real nice shiny finish. I am messing with some parts made of M2 steel and would like to find a way to obtain a better finish than what I get off the machine. I would preffer not to resort to buffing these parts because there will be thousands and that just doesnt sound like much fun! Any help or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks |
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| finishing Have you thought about using a rotating tumbler |
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| I have only ever used tumblers in the past for mass deburring processes. Can you change the aggregate to promote a better finish? |
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