Hmmm. I may have to give that one a try. Thanks.
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Hmmm. I may have to give that one a try. Thanks.
–B.G.–
Bob, if you don't already have a good leather punch, don't waste your money. I tried that on 6Al-4V .003" titanium sheet, and it hardly made a dent. I can't see how it could possibly work on your .005" stuff, unless maybe if it was CP-2 and not 6Al-4V (but probably not even then…).
OK, I will scratch the leather punch off my list.
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> if you don't already have a good leather punch, don't waste your money.
+1
Cheers
> a cheap chisel would be the easiest, suitable tool for making small, square holes
"Now there's a thought! I'd drill the corners first to avoid stress concentration though."
Absolutely, I tend to drill the holes first then 'join the dots' with a chisel/jigsaw/hacksaw.
I have a full set of Snap On hole punches which I'd thought of using, but after seeing how tough 0.20mm titanium is, I vetoed that idea as I don't want to destroy the punches!
I'll use 'em on 0.005" stuff though.
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