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noobert 05-15-2010 06:24 PM

3/8'' endmill for AR build
 
Does anyone know which one is used in the CNCguns tutorial?

Markp 05-15-2010 09:31 PM

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Originally Posted by noobert (Post 588391)
Does anyone know which one is used in the CNCguns tutorial?

I don't know which one they are using but I picked up a 2 flute from WTTOOL.COM and it's working great. You need an extra long one.

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vz58 05-15-2010 10:07 PM

I prefer the 4 flute as it is more rigid but it clogs easier.

Markp 05-16-2010 12:26 AM

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Originally Posted by vz58 (Post 588427)
I prefer the 4 flute as it is more rigid but it clogs easier.

not gonna argue that, but at $4.50, I figured it'd be good enough.

noobert 05-16-2010 06:41 PM

i'm going to be trying this on the drill press, so should i opt for more flutes?

vz58 05-16-2010 07:50 PM

drill press=no rigidity

CaptnC 05-18-2010 03:12 PM

I've been thinking about this a while. Seeing how the money is not there for a mill, but I could swing a HF drill press and the $59 mill vice.

I've thinking.....mind you now the last time I was on a mill was in 1978, BUT:

What if you drilled down to 90% of required depth, then used one of those mill bits vertically to clean up the sides and flatten out the bottom areas where the FCG reside? Then you would not be putting a load horizontally on the drill press. It would take some time to do in the mag well, but I ain't doing nothing but waiting to die every night after work right now, so time is not no big deal.

So my real question is will one of those mill bits work in a fashion like I am waiting to use it?

moleman 05-18-2010 03:31 PM

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patjsimpson 05-18-2010 04:35 PM

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That is what I used.... Thanks SDK!

The first one I did not do this and it took a bit more time to complete. After doing this it went much faster on the second one.

Pat

dutigaf 05-18-2010 05:41 PM

thanks guys and your welcome.

now whether you use a drill press or a mill if your not a machinist (im not) then be sure to pick up some of the "aluma" style mill bits and a burr the same way....

they need NO lube or oil, they wont clog in aluminum and they dont get dull either...

ive done over a dozen with mine now and they cut just as good as they did NIB.

:-)

s


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