Aluminium cutting inserts for glanze parting tool

Aluminium cutting inserts for glanze parting tool

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  • #293626
    petro1head
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      @petro1head

      can you get carbide inserts for parting Ali?

      #25189
      petro1head
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        #293633
        MW
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          @mw27036

          Hi, if you're talking about the MGMN 200 parting/grooving inserts then I might've been able to help you, but if not then sorry, i'm empty pockets on this one.

          Michael W

          Edited By Michael-w on 16/04/2017 15:55:39

          #293638
          petro1head
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            @petro1head

            No, the blade type

            #293657
            John Reese
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              @johnreese12848

              I have seen steel blades with brazed carbide inserts in some of industrial catalogs but only in sizes too large for the hobbyist lathes. You might consider grinding a notch in one of your cutoff blades and brazing in a piece of carbide.

              I have seen some blades for self-grip inserts that have small shanks to retrofit the Aloris AXA and BXA parting tool holders. If Shars Tool serves the UK you could look there.

              http://www.shars.com/catalogsearch/result/index/?cat=401&p=2&q=parting+blade

              #293658
              JasonB
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                @jasonb

                There are some uncoated GTN-2 inserts about meant for Ali, think Iscar do one.

                #293672
                Muzzer
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                  @muzzer

                  I got some uncoated Korloy GTN inserts from Cutwel. These are H01 grade. It's not a very well documented grade but is described as "uncoated carbide for non-ferrous metal".

                  Murray

                  #293685
                  petro1head
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                    @petro1head
                    Posted by Muzzer on 16/04/2017 19:42:09:

                    I got some uncoated Korloy GTN inserts from Cutwel. These are H01 grade. It's not a very well documented grade but is described as "uncoated carbide for non-ferrous metal".

                    Murray

                    Cheers

                    Whats the most popular one, LH, RH or neutral

                    #293714
                    JasonB
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                      @jasonb

                      I tend to use neutral

                      #293946
                      Jon
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                        @jon

                        All the major proper brand names do specific carbide inserts meant for aluminium, its what I buy 90% of the time.

                        Stick with neutral it will still leave a burr and can turn up to a shoulder with it and face off to length where critical measurements needed.
                        The Left and Right hand have always leave a burr on finished part, more so with tubular products. RH parting off generally leaves a better finish if it doesn't flex as it cuts and bows in or out.

                        #294023
                        Ian S C
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                          @iansc

                          If you'r real stingy like me, you can find an old circular saw blade and cut a section out of that, ready made parting tool with carbide tip already brazed on. You may need to touch it on a green grit wheel to square off the tip. I'v got a number of blades from builder's skips.

                          Ian S C

                          #294027
                          Muzzer
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                            @muzzer
                            Posted by Jon on 18/04/2017 18:56:19:

                            All the major proper brand names do specific carbide inserts meant for aluminium, its what I buy 90% of the time.

                            I've not had much success finding them myself beyond the inserts I mentioned. Can you point us at some products?

                            Murray

                            #294036
                            petro1head
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                              @petro1head

                              Well all I can find are the ones Muzzer pointed me to. I also found Cromwell tools sell the Iscar ones Jason mentioned **LINK** not cheap mind

                               

                              Edited By petro1head on 19/04/2017 11:07:46

                              #294042
                              Roderick Jenkins
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                                @roderickjenkins93242

                                If the OP can't find aluminium specific tips to suite may I point out the I use the general purpose coated tips in my Q-cut parting tool and these are fine with aluminium alloys provided I drip in my standard 50/50 straight cutting oil/paraffin mix. This prevents a build up on the edge, which does sometimes happen with certain alloys if I cut dry.

                                HTH,

                                Rod

                                #294043
                                petro1head
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                                  @petro1head
                                  Posted by Roderick Jenkins on 19/04/2017 11:21:48:

                                  If the OP can't find aluminium specific tips to suite may I point out the I use the general purpose coated tips in my Q-cut parting tool and these are fine with aluminium alloys provided I drip in my standard 50/50 straight cutting oil/paraffin mix. This prevents a build up on the edge, which does sometimes happen with certain alloys if I cut dry.

                                  HTH,

                                  Rod

                                  Thanks, found some

                                  #294290
                                  Jon
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                                    @jon

                                    Presume its the GTN ish style. does my head in manufacturers calling an industry standard insert by other labelling.

                                    Iscar do them GFN-A looking at catalogue, got plenty of GFR plus other brand names but rarely use.

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