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hi guys
whats the best way to cut brass / easyest way ? cheers paul |
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A good set of snips for rough cutting.
A hacksaw with a high tpi, plus a selection of files. Assuming your working with sheet. If its bar stock a lathe and a mill.... |
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how thick?
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anything up to 4mm if i can cut 4mm then anything less will be easyer
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Same applies, just depends on what you are trying to make. reduce the tpi as you go thicker.
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tpi ??
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teeth per inch.
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Teeth per inch..
I found when cutting it I put a layer of masking tape over each side draw the shape i wanted i then got soem good drill bits and drill around the outside of the shape. Cut between the holes with a hacksaw. The filled it down the the cut line. Then a dremmel sanding drum to lightly smooth it off then slowly go down though the grades of sand paper. This is how i did this.. ![]() A
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fret saw modified to take a fine hacksaw blade works well on alloy, guess it would do brass nicely too
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I would go with a band saw if you can. The thicker material can be cut with a non ferous blade on a miter saw but might be harder, and dangerous with smaller parts. I would rough out the piece larger and slowly file it down to size.
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