vandoorenniels
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Dear all,
I'm currently doing some diamond setting on a stainless steel watch.
It's 316 steel and ok to drill in.
I'm cutting a channel to create prongs for the diamonds and facing a challenge with the cutting.
My 60degrees carbide gravers keep chipping and the cut I create is not a bright cut like in gold.
So my questions to all of you experts:
- How should I best sharpen my 60 degrees gravers ? Or should I use HSS?
- How could I create the bright cut in stainless steel.
All replies much appreciated!
Take care
I'm currently doing some diamond setting on a stainless steel watch.
It's 316 steel and ok to drill in.
I'm cutting a channel to create prongs for the diamonds and facing a challenge with the cutting.
My 60degrees carbide gravers keep chipping and the cut I create is not a bright cut like in gold.
So my questions to all of you experts:
- How should I best sharpen my 60 degrees gravers ? Or should I use HSS?
- How could I create the bright cut in stainless steel.
All replies much appreciated!
Take care