Re: Dremelling Aluminium spinner question

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Re: Dremelling Aluminium spinner question mjd 02-06-2007
Posted by mjd on February 6, 2007, 11:15 pm
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Easy there buddy.. I meant it seemed "odd" that it would be so hard,
thinking that these days most of these spinners are spun from 6061 bar
stock, but perhaps that is not the case. Is it bar stock or cast? I know
there are certainly harder alloys than others but I'm used to a Dremel
chewing through most aluminum I've encountered with little effort. I
wondered if it was pot metal or something like that, I'm using that term for
utility grade metal where the properties can wander all about.

> mjd wrote:
> > It is pretty odd to state that any aluminum alloy, esp. 6061 which is
likely
> > what you are dealing with, is as "hard as it gets".
>
> I meant as hard as ally gets. Let me know your address and next time that
engine
> spits the prop I'll send you some of the shards and you'll see what I
mean.
>
> --
> Boo



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