Re: Clarification on Broaching Question!



On Fri, 12 Aug 2005 19:45:30 GMT, Why <my@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

>>On Fri, 12 Aug 2005 18:28:58 GMT, Why <my@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>>>>Cliff wrote:
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>>>>Cliff:
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>>>> I already covered lubrication in Eric's other broaching thread.
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>>>But, cliff don't like OIL ;) BB
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>> You don't recall my oldish LONG post on cutting fluids?
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>> LOL ...
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>Oh well I'm OLD, but I still know OIL will do stuff that TW won't,
>that's why I can run drills at the SFM for the OD, not cutting it down
>to 50-60 SFM.

Water-based fluids can provide a lot more cooling of
the cutting zone.
This can be important in holes <G>.
OTOH It can boil out of the hole too .....
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Cliff
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