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Tapping hardened material


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I've done quite a bit of thread milling in the past the problem is at 60Rc it questionable rather or not a thread mill can do it and with the depth of thread I would have to relieve the shank of the thread mill for clearance. Osg believes you could probably get 2 holes/mill with their thread mills. I'm trying to find a local source to burn these but not having a lot of luck so far.

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cqualls.....don't be shy. find a place that does that kind of work (EDM) overnight there, and overnight back. Explain situation, pay the extra bucks (the burn will not take long, maybe an hour for all 4 holes) and overnight back. I'm assuming this is in the "A" or "B" side core and cavity. If you jump on it right now, you may end up being only a day late. Be nice when you talk to EDM shop........offer extra $'s in earliest part of conversation. $ talks and B*ll Sh*t walks

 

good luck

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This actually in the end of some small shafts. I am no longer in the injection mold industry. I went to work for Borg Warner in Sallisaw, OK and am now doing prototype work for the automotive industry, quite a change from mold work. I've been here since the end of May and am liking it. The work is easier, especially the Mastercam programming mostly 2d work.

I still do contract work for the company I quit, both design and programming.

I found a company that could burn the threads and get them back to us in the time needed and yes we are paying extra for the quick delivery. Thanks for the help.

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