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    You would think that a cooling lubricant would be helpful...

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    No, better to cut dry with a carbide tool as cooling lubricant can promote Thermal Shock which will reduce tool life.

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    Pouring them out; we call it 6's and 9's.
    [refers to shape of chips; set on edge, they closely resemble those numerals. Sign of good chip evacuation, not long strings or coils, and heavy enough to carry off significant heat.]
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    You call it what you like, But what I said is what we call in Australia "A FACT". Other wise why use Carbide?



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