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  1. #1
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    Parts fresh off the SL6

    Here are three parts fresh off the SL6. Just finished turning the center sections. Not touched other than to dry them off with a paper towel. These go on now for further machining but I thought the finish was excellent.

    Sorry I have been slow to get some images posted. Dan.

    Attachment 351346

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    Re: Parts fresh off the SL6

    nice!
    Tim
    Tormach 1100-3, Grizzly G0709 lathe, Clausing 8520 mill, SolidWorks, HSMWorks.

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    Re: Parts fresh off the SL6

    Wow. Dan do you mind sharing your tool/insert choices if u know them.

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    Re: Parts fresh off the SL6

    Thanks Tmarks!

    Sure Brian...
    This one came from Shars...
    The holder is a # 404-1837

    The insert is a # VBMT 331 EM YBG205 SKU # 424-1874 Ansi VBMT 331

    This one is a left hand holder. The insert is actually for stainless but I find a lot of inserts for stainless can give super nice finishes in aluminum, brass & copper. Even on T5. Hope this can help. Dan.

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    Re: Parts fresh off the SL6

    Wow - so you did the whole part except the threads and parting with that one tool?

    I use an MVJNR (which I just looked is a Neg Rake) - not too sure when to use neg vs pos rake.

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    Re: Parts fresh off the SL6

    Quote Originally Posted by brianbonedoc View Post
    Wow - so you did the whole part except the threads and parting with that one tool?

    I use an MVJNR (which I just looked is a Neg Rake) - not too sure when to use neg vs pos rake.
    I did the entire center section, angles & etc with that tool as well as the OD on the ends, then a grooving tool... then threading tool. I didn't know if I would like that tool or not when I purchased it...thats why I bought a cheapie. It has about become the favoite tool in the turret. It is a cheap tool BUT... I have $300 Sanvick tools that don't any better finish at all.

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