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From: danr@crash.cts.com (Dan Rubesh)
Newsgroups: trial.rec.metalworking,misc.misc
Subject: Re: Toolbit Grinding Jigs?
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Date: 16 Feb 91 20:08:07 GMT
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Most tooling used in the modern machine shop environment are of the
indexable carbide insert variety.. I'm not aware of any specific jigs
for grinding HSS lathe tools, and learned to do that all manually
during apprenticeship so loooong ago.. I have on occaision used a
compound-angle fixture (Delta) on a surface grinder or tool and cutter
grinder to produce lathe bits that have to be ground to specific 
angles/dimensions..

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