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18th April 2012, 12:16 PM #16GOLD MEMBER
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Hi Brendan,
If you are going to use a mill and depending on the height of the sides of your pot. Couldnt you just drill the bottom of the pot?
Stuart
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18th April 2012, 01:44 PM #17SENIOR MEMBER
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Gday John - I reckon that would be perfect. How long would it take your machine to do that do you reckon?
P.S Stu - what I am making is a custom strainer to fit within a pot, John has kindly offered to assist with the machining of the bottom for the strainer. If I drilled my current pot it would indeed become a strainer but then I would need to make a bigger one to hold it! The concept is the same as using something like a pasta cooker like this...
http://cngoodsteel.en.made-in-china....-MSF-795-.html
..only the small size of the grain used in brewing means the holes in pasta pots are way too big.
Brendan
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18th April 2012, 02:04 PM #18GOLD MEMBER
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Sorrry Brendan I've been partly missunderstanding what you were trying to do. I thought you had the two pots and were going to cut a hole in the bottom of the inner one to take your s/s with 200 holes in it. Thats why I thought Whitney punch would reach as the piece of s/s to take 200 holes wouldnt need to be very big.
There will be 133ish hole in the outside circle alone. Great job for a cnc punch press. Pitty I dont have access to one anymore.
Stuart
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18th April 2012, 02:48 PM #19
I've never played with stainless steel so I'm not sure on speeds and feeds.
If flood coolant is a must, I'll need rig up pan/enclosure so I can use the coolant setup off my mill. This is a job I have on my to-do list anyway.
Once everything is all setup, its a good time for a cuppa while the job runs.
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