In a message dated 05/10/2000 10:28:17 PM Hawaiian Standard Time,
fom@... writes:
<< I have tried different feed rates (slow to ultra slow) faster speeds,
light cuts, different mills, drowning it in lube--in short everything I can
think of and still get mill marks in the cuts >>
Many will tumble the part or process with a vibratory mill after machining.
This will remove sharp edges, machine marks and surface imperfections in the
original rolled surface wherever it remains. You can use ceramics, metal
shot, plastic, and many other media's to get different results.
Peter
THRD, Inc.
