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    Default ctc 'super hard' end mills

    Some time back I purchased an imperial set of CTC's better grade of hss endmills. Used the 5/16" today on some 316 stainless. It performed much better than I expected. Very happy with it. I used this as I didn't want to risk damaging my screw shank sutton.

    Ken

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    Quote Originally Posted by Toggy View Post
    Some time back I purchased an imperial set of CTC's better grade of hss endmills. Used the 5/16" today on some 316 stainless. It performed much better than I expected. Very happy with it. I used this as I didn't want to risk damaging my screw shank sutton.

    Ken
    Ken, I also own some of these. They look a bit different colour wise to the standard CTC HSS. They last much longer and cut through mild steel a lot better than their HSS (which incidentally are not bad). When I used them a couple of months ago I was also pleasantly surprised.

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    Here's a test for you Ken. Run it over some K110 and let us know how it fares.

    BT

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    Bob, the names' cupid; not stupid. We already know what it does to 1" endmills don't we.

    Ken

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