Some more titanium!!!
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Some more titanium!!!
Hey guys, just thought we would share some more titanium we've been working on, these are "knockoff" style lug nuts for the same mini cooper, hope you enjoy!
3" CP2 solid bar
initial machining completed
hex flats being machined
completed machining
completed polishing
completed "burning"
3" CP2 solid bar
initial machining completed
hex flats being machined
completed machining
completed polishing
completed "burning"
Last edited by Fabworx; 04-17-2010 at 06:23 AM.
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Re: Some more titanium!!!
haha, some would argue, but I would actually say that titanium is a very easy alloy to machine, given all of the titanium is CP2, so I would imagine that has something to do with it
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Re: Some more titanium!!!
I first heated the nuts in an oven to 550deg. (that's as high as the oven would go), then I used a torch to manually "burn" them. there is a very fine line between the gold and the blue. burning ti takes a lot of patience
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