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Chris TickTock24/08/2019 14:02:56
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OK Guys basic help needed and want to get it right. So I wish to face off the end of this hex bar. My inclination is to turn the cutter a few degrees and take fine cuts. If I am right how many degrees is usual.I am using a cutter which my book states can be used to face as well.

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Chris

JasonB24/08/2019 14:15:08
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try 5 degrees between cutter and finished end of work.

A photo of your cutter in the toolpost would be a big help

Chris TickTock24/08/2019 14:27:32
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Posted by JasonB on 24/08/2019 14:15:08:

try 5 degrees between cutter and finished end of work.

A photo of your cutter in the toolpost would be a big help

Thanks Jason worked fine at slightly more than 5 degrees.Question would it damage the cutting edge or cause other issues if more of an angle was tried?

Chris

Chris TickTock24/08/2019 14:28:08
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Jon Freeman 224/08/2019 14:34:10
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I would face this with far less of it protruding from the chuck. Angles look about ok

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