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15-01-2011 #1
If you are cutting teeth, have you considered a small slitting saw in a wide arbor?
They may bend but they don't break (unless you have a Z whoopsy) :naughty:
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15-01-2011 #2
Yes I have considered that - it would be a lot faster. I've got a 1mm slitting saw that would do the trick.
The reason I've not done it is I've not got a tailstock for my rotary table and the pulley would have to stick out a fair distance for the slitting saw to clear the rotary table chuck. Maybe I'm being overly careful...
One nice thing is I can use almost the same gcode with slitting saw, just need to swap Y and Z axis.
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