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24-03-2012 #1
Check what diameter it is then buy a slitting saw to suit.
I use one of these from Arc Euro which is essentially the same thing. I use it for spindle mounts and shaft couplings, among other things.
http://www.arceurotrade.co.uk/Catalo...aws-and-Arbors
Unfortunately it has a lot of runout - should have made my own.
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25-03-2012 #2
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25-03-2012 #3
Does that holder have a keyway? You can saw without a keyway, but hand feed it until you trust it. That way you can can stop if it does.
Brass cuts easily, iron will require coolant. I like low rpm for slitting and buckets of lube.
Thin blades can flex. If you want to cut deep do a shallow groove first to support the blade.
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02-04-2012 #4
Robin, the tool has no keyway. Shaft is half-an-inch (12.7mm). Finally went to my garage today, and got a chance to measure it.
- Really appreciate the tips on using these tools, have no prior information, apart from having seen videos on youtube.
Thanks!
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