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thanks for the cazzo.....Thank you Antonio, you are a true Cazzo.
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thanks for the cazzo.....Thank you Antonio, you are a true Cazzo.
yes, I confirm marc, mine when it was new was fine, a few chips, but now many more
But in Italy it costs € 59 and my work still after 3 or 4 years.
So the solution I tried to have no chips is this.
example of a 30mm hole.
mark the 30mm circle with a pencil, drill with 25mm bits,
use the tapered countersink up to the mark of the pencil.
clean the hole with 20mm of £ 100 without getting to the glaze.
I know it's a long job but it's the only solution I've found.
I guarantee that the conics do not make chips.
So pay a bit more attention to grit numbers when looking at tools like this. It's quite important.
Personally I do, but you’d still expect an item from montolit costing just shy of £100 to work.
The diamond coating is very fine and evenly spread too.
Very disappointing I must say.
impossible, they come from Florence. See the FI plate? It is the country of matteo renzi the CAZZARO TOSCANO
Yes tried variable too.What are running it in? A grinder?
Yes tried variable too.
What about a vacuum brased hole cutter that’s a finer grit than the usual chippy type, do they exist ?
Yeah they do, I have a worn out one. Trouble is don’t know who makes it and tool store I bought it from has gone now. It’s very kool cos you can replace the barrel as opposed to the whole thing.What about a vacuum brased hole cutter that’s a finer grit than the usual chippy type, do they exist ?
Has anyone tried the Montolit Killer Gres?
They look like a Diamond sintered hole saw which is segmented.
Most of the VB holesaws I have seen and used tend to be fairly rough. Funnily enough the finger bits I just tested are very fine compared to the same brand of hole saw and cut much cleaner.
iHas anyone tried the Montolit Killer Gres?
They look like a Diamond sintered hole saw which is segmented.
Most of the VB holesaws I have seen and used tend to be fairly rough. Funnily enough the finger bits I just tested are very fine compared to the same brand of hole saw and cut much cleaner.
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