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    Re: Working with brass

    Machine brass dry.

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    Really? I was going to use flood colonist like I do with aluminum. I saw a job shop machining brass once and they were using coolant.


    Quote Originally Posted by bevinp View Post
    Machine brass dry.

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    Re: Working with brass

    Quote Originally Posted by CadRhino View Post
    Really? I was going to use flood colonist like I do with aluminum. I saw a job shop machining brass once and they were using coolant.
    Machinery's Handbook says dry, as do many googled hits. It was what I was taught about 40 years ago, but things may have changed. Search on the site of the manufacturer of the cutters you will use and get their advice. .

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