Turning an Impact Socket

[the penguin]

(09-03-2013, 05:34 PM)PixMan Wrote: You got a new parting tool with inserts that will make short work of it. ;)

For this, use the wider shank-type tool. A bigger insert will be stronger when you get to the interrupted cut. I think I sent you some inserts for that holder with the "GG" chipbreaker. That's the strongest of them. If you had a tough grade such as 5735, even better although the 5820 will probably work OK if it's GG.

Ken,

Why do the chrome ones stink when you machine them?? I cut the impact ones all the time, but the chrome ones stink like rancid dog pee, when they get hot.