I have recently heard that it is not appropriate to cut steel with
diamond wheels, because the high wear of the cutting wheel. The reason
which explains this fact is that carbon from the diamond diffusses to
the steel (carburizing), when sufficient heat is produced (cutting
without lubrication or refrigeration). Is this assesment true? We
normally cut steel with Alumina or SiC wheels when preparing specimens
for metallography.
Cutting with diamond ...diamond wheels, because the high wear of the cutting wheel....normally cut steel with Alumina or SiC wheels when preparing specimens ... (sci.engr.metallurgy)
Re: Milling rare earth magnet or other magnets? ... Even if I put a small grinding wheel on the ... assuming they're not any larger than 5/8" diameter.... Don't stand in line with these wheels while they're ... offers some small diamond wheels of sorts, ... (rec.crafts.metalworking)
Re: Cutting with diamond ... > diamond wheels, because the high wear of the cutting wheel. ... > the steel, when sufficient heat is produced (cutting ... > normally cut steel with Alumina or SiC wheels when preparing specimens ... I think by "not appropriate" you mean low tool life?... (sci.engr.metallurgy)
Re: Pinging Harold & Susan ...dress diamond wheels on a surface grinder? ... about the wheels on a bench grinder.... Can you dress them the same way? ... (rec.crafts.metalworking)
Re: Diamond cutting ... > diamond wheels, because the high wear of the cutting wheel. ... > normally cut steel with Alumina or SiC wheels when preparing specimens ...volumetric allotrope conversion can be ... (sci.materials)
