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Wilhelm replied to the thread Let's See Them Chips !!!!.Sure... :rolleyes:
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Did you have your hot work permit? Mark
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Wilhelm replied to the thread Let's See Them Chips !!!!.
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Wilhelm replied to the thread "Wilhelm" on YouTube - this is my channel.Solid-Carbide drill bit chewing through ISO12.9 grade bolt steel. Retract for chip breakage, chip pull out and tool cooling as for...
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Wilhelm replied to the thread Let's See Them Chips !!!!.ISO12.9 grade bolt shaft to adapter sleeves. Solid-Carbide 18.0mm drill bit just laughed at it spitting out orange glowing fingernail...
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Crank weight trimmings. .005” at a time…
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According to the sales rep at the show, the chains sell between (around) $300 to $800, depending on type, length, etc. He said that...
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I have never used one. But the rivets on the sample cutters that I’ve seen, are all recessed back from the side edges of the diamond...
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I really don’t know. But my parents later had this customer cut out a crawlspace access hole in a basement wall about 3’x3’ and he...
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Cool. I recently worked on one of these and noticed that the chain needs water even when test running it, at least on a dirty/used...
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Seen at a recent trade show: This ‘visible’ guide bar shows the routes that cooling water travels in an ICS concrete cutting guide bar...
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Wilhelm replied to the thread The Metalworking Thread.I made adapter sleeves out of ISO12.9 grade steel bolt shafts to fit a bigger tractors top link bar eye to my new still short small...
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Wow! Somehow I missed this post! Was focused on the older, Oregon models! Thanks for following up on this. Lots of good information...
