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RE: Setting Up My PM935 Mill - PixMan - 09-24-2016
The inserts for non-ferrous metals would be LNGX130708R-L88, available in uncoated grade WK10 or coated WXN15.
Realistically, you're like most of us here and for the few times you could use the benefits of that, it's just not worth the $200+ it would cost for a pack of ten. I have the same issue, so when I have time I go searching eBay for a bargain. On the upside, I've been REALLY lucky in finding bargains. :)
RE: Setting Up My PM935 Mill - Mayhem - 09-24-2016
(09-24-2016, 07:46 AM)PixMan Wrote: I've been REALLY lucky in finding bargains. :)
And there, boys and girls, you have the understatement of the century!
RE: Setting Up My PM935 Mill - the penguin - 09-24-2016
(09-24-2016, 07:46 AM)PixMan Wrote: I've been REALLY lucky in finding bargains. :)
rub it in, rub it in...............................................................
RE: Setting Up My PM935 Mill - PixMan - 09-25-2016
Jack Jack Jack...you have hit far better bargains than me and you know it!! Let he who lives in a glass house throw the first stone. ;)
RE: Setting Up My PM935 Mill - dallen - 09-25-2016
the right ebay search and the ability to bit at a moments notice will win a lot of auctions that guys like me used to miss.
it does take some tweaking of the settings in the advanced search area for it to work.
you never now when something will pop up or how long it will stay if its a buy it now auction.
RE: Setting Up My PM935 Mill - Dr Stan - 09-30-2016
(09-23-2016, 06:22 PM)EdK Wrote: Today I had to machine some aluminum for part of a test fixture I'm making for work. The mill must be in tram this time since I got that nice cross-hatch pattern. I used the same tool as I used on that 1018 when I made my first chips with the mill. I was taking .040" depth of cuts. It sure is nice to be able to take that much off per pass. My old mill would have maxed out .015" and complained about it.
Ed
How 'bout some video of the mill in action.
RE: Setting Up My PM935 Mill - EdK - 09-30-2016
(09-30-2016, 12:19 PM)Dr Stan Wrote: How 'bout some video of the mill in action.
All in good time.
Ed
RE: Setting Up My PM935 Mill - Dr Stan - 09-30-2016
Times a wastin'
RE: Setting Up My PM935 Mill - EdK - 10-01-2016
Other things have priority over hobbies.
Ed
RE: Setting Up My PM935 Mill - Mayhem - 10-01-2016
Strange - I cannot think of any