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We have a Warco mill, which requires a induction to use, this tool is quite new and more documentation will be added here later | We have a Warco mill, which requires a induction to use, this tool is quite new and more documentation will be added here later | ||
# Workholding | |||
# Tooling | |||
## End mills | |||
End mills are the 'standard' tool for milling metal. | |||
They generally have different geometries, materials and numbers of teeth, but are general purpose cutters for almost any operation - but not necessarily the ideal tool for all of them. | |||
### End mill selection | |||
Revision as of 12:23, 5 October 2024
 | This tool requires an induction. Induction information can be found at https://somakeit.org.uk/inductions-and-processes/ |
| Type | Machine Tools |
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| Manufacturer | Warco |
| Model | Unknown |
We have a Warco mill, which requires a induction to use, this tool is quite new and more documentation will be added here later
- Workholding
- Tooling
- End mills
End mills are the 'standard' tool for milling metal. They generally have different geometries, materials and numbers of teeth, but are general purpose cutters for almost any operation - but not necessarily the ideal tool for all of them.
- End mill selection