C Charles in SC Well Known Member Sep 29, 2014 #1 Is it ok to countersink steel with the cutter used for aluminum? If so, is d done differently? Maybe turn slower and use lube?
Is it ok to countersink steel with the cutter used for aluminum? If so, is d done differently? Maybe turn slower and use lube?
M Mike H Well Known Member Sep 29, 2014 #2 You got it. It will work well if you keep the speed down and the cutter relatively cool, but it will still dull much faster than cutting 2024T3.
You got it. It will work well if you keep the speed down and the cutter relatively cool, but it will still dull much faster than cutting 2024T3.
wjb Well Known Member Sep 29, 2014 #3 I put the cutter in my trusty DeWalt set to "low" and leave the air tools aside for cutting steel. A bit 'o Boelube works nicely.
I put the cutter in my trusty DeWalt set to "low" and leave the air tools aside for cutting steel. A bit 'o Boelube works nicely.
