I have new double flange rollers but no new single flanged ones and was wondering if anyone has heard of cutting the inside flanges off on a lathe as to make a single flanged roller? Can it be done? How hard is the steel?
Thanks Larry
I have new double flange rollers but no new single flanged ones and was wondering if anyone has heard of cutting the inside flanges off on a lathe as to make a single flanged roller? Can it be done? How hard is the steel?
Thanks Larry
I cut down several sets of the double flange rollers on a lathe, tough and slow, but worked ok. The shavings that came off were very tough and very sharp, the slightest touch and they would cut.
Thanks Josh I had a friend with an old lathe that could not even make a scratch on the flange. I guess I'll take them to a machine shop.
Larry Diamond
You'll need carbide tip cutters to even touch these.
Kevin
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