you ask for long lasting
that would be tungsten carbide
but
i suggest using easy to manufacture, easy to find, low cost
because it will wear anyway
so copper, with little lead ( often copper sold will be 'machineable' which
means lead which means higher wear )
for a key way you should be able to
On 07/30/2019 09:14 PM, Gene Heskett wrote:
Greetings all;
Like Jon said on the sheldon list. woodruff keys cut into a case hardened
shaft are a bear. Carbide makes a mark, for about 5 seconds.
So it appears I will have to dig the keyways by EDM.
Because the electrode will go away too, what ma
Greetings all;
Like Jon said on the sheldon list. woodruff keys cut into a case hardened
shaft are a bear. Carbide makes a mark, for about 5 seconds.
So it appears I will have to dig the keyways by EDM.
Because the electrode will go away too, what makes the longest lasting
electrode material?
On Tuesday 30 July 2019 05:19:33 Nicklas Karlsson wrote:
> Know a little bit about welding. Have seen manufacturer of welding
> equipment claiming adding some welding on new parts used for digging
> might be good since weld is harder and wear slower.
>
> I am however certain welding is a lot more
Know a little bit about welding. Have seen manufacturer of welding equipment
claiming adding some welding on new parts used for digging might be good since
weld is harder and wear slower.
I am however certain welding is a lot more expensive material than buying a
solid block and are in doubt ab
