rafezetter":eeh0c3j0 said:I had read that the one from workshop heaven was the burnisher to end all burnishers:
http://www.workshopheaven.com/cgi-b...O_Carbur_2_Solid_Carbide_Burnisher.html#SID=8
chipmunk":tgxibbvn said:Fully hardened round HSS toolbits 4" long are cheap enough...
http://www.arceurotrade.co.uk/Catalogue/Cutting-Tools/High-Speed-Steel-Toolbits
HTH
Jon
bugbear":jtc9e4ql said:chipmunk":jtc9e4ql said:Fully hardened round HSS toolbits 4" long are cheap enough...
http://www.arceurotrade.co.uk/Catalogue/Cutting-Tools/High-Speed-Steel-Toolbits
HTH
Jon
They look to have quite good surface quality too - not too much final polishing required.
BugBear
Spindle":3m93emsm said:Hi
Why not use silver steel rather than HSS - it's cheaper, comes in more suitable lengths, is easier to work and no problem to harden at home.
Regards Mick
..... or here's a 200mm x 9mm piece of HSS for £3.23 which includes postage!chipmunk":fona0q1b said:Fully hardened round HSS toolbits 4" long are cheap enough...
http://www.arceurotrade.co.uk/Catalogue/Cutting-Tools/High-Speed-Steel-Toolbits
HTH
Jon
Check the law .......... commercial consignments ie goods you have purchased, of £15 or less are free from customs duty and import VAT. (H.M. Revenue & Customs)Spindle":7b7zqnl1 said:Hi Roger
That HSS comes from Hong Kong - you need to watch customs duty.
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Regards Mick
Cheshirechappie":19nbm6nr said:...or a piece of ground and polished round tungsten carbide might perform better.
Pete Maddex":3mvzd3x2 said:
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