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    So I have this cone/horn I need to CAD and potentially get machined and I need advise on designing it so it is practical to machine (and wont cost the earth)...

    I am looking at a cone around 75mm long, with a ID of 16mm and 30mm on either side with flat ends of around 3-5mm and 20mm respectively.
    What sort of thickness should I look to achieve and is 75mm too long?

    This is what I am after doing.




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