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    good day all -

    you'll have to pardon me as i have '0' experience with machining. however, i am beginning some designs that i intend to manufacture - and need some help in clarifying.

    i have created a herringbone gear. i would like to the finish to be highly polished - like ball burnishing.

    what kind of machines will this require? a 4-axis for the herringbone?

    i want the edges of the herringbone gear to be sharp (like the original design) will ball burnishing wear down the edges?

    thanks in advance!
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