[modeleng] Re: Question

Peter,

I don't - but I do have a (replacable) carbide tipped tool you can borrow=2E=


I work in central Swindon (Milford Street), is that any help=3F  Can we me=
et
up=3F

Cheers

Peter

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From:  peter=2Echadwick@Zarlink=2ECom
Date: Fri, 23 Feb 2007 09:24:27 +0000
To: modeleng@freelists=2Eorg
Subject: [modeleng] Question


I need to cut some internal threads=2E Too big a diameter for a tap, of=20=

course=2E Now the textbooks show nice tools with a cutting tip at right=20=

angles to the shank, which I naturally don't have=2E The question is this:=

Can I take the odd bits of HSS steel in stock from broken taps, end mills=20=

etc, braze onto mild steel shank, and grind up, without the HSS losing its=
=20
qualities=3F

Admittedly, there's only 2 threads to cut, in brass, so the tool doesn't=20=

need to be that great in terms of wearing qualities=2E But have any of you=
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experience in brazing HSS=3F

Peter Chadwick
Swindon

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