Re: Desktop NC Mills

From: jim@paramountind.com
Date: Sat May 24 1997 - 02:49:03 EEST

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     Tim.. Check out Milltronics, Partner Series... It great for aluminum!

     P.S. What experience have you with materials suitable as inserts in
     SLS RapidTool? Concerned about CTE of aluminum to RapidSteel.
     Thinking P-20 better bet. Any thoughts?

     How's the family? Getting your life back yet?

     Kindest Regards,
     Jim Williams

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Subject: Desktop NC Mills
Author: Tim Gornet <tjgorn01@starbase.spd.louisville.edu> at INTERNET
Date: 5/15/97 1:30 PM

I am sure alot of the RP people out there may also be using some desktop
NC equipment, especially at the university locations. Any leads that
anyone can give to me on some 3 axis NC equipment capable of cutting at
least aluminum would be greatly appreciated.
Tim

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