> wrote:
> > > No you would not have to do this in an inert atmosphere.  The only
> > > difficult part would be collecting all the chips.
> >
> > I would expect that the newly-cut surface is hermetically sealed to
> > the cutting edge until it isn't, and then it isn't damaging the edge,
> > no matter how hard it gets.
> 
> Its the next edge coming round to do another cut, which has to cut thru 
> the oxide that forms on the raw alu after the previous edge clears the 
> scene.

Sounds like protective gas should be used as then welding to keep oxygen 
"locally" away in the cutting area.

Regarding scales oxidation may not be the only problem, have a scale in the 
workshop at my workplace and heard rumors spring had been elongenated due to 
use then fishing.


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