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    Given the amount of material removed from the cutter to form the flutes it is a little tricky to tell the weight it would be in each material, unless you have an identical HSS to compare with. That said, the ones I've got seem bloody heavy for the size.

    Actaully it is easy to tell as I have a larger 'HDS' cutter and it is less heavy than the smaller carbide one. So I guess I can trust it is solid.
    Last edited by Tenson; 26-10-2015 at 04:24 PM.
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