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I change my chip suction system, now lateral
About chip suction
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About chip suction
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I change my chip suction system, now lateral
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I change my chip suction system, now lateral
Chip Removal
Carlos Good one Thanks Is there more to this? If so can you point us to the source please
Just to add a bit of info Saphire and ruby is used due to them not generating static which is another problem with this
Diamond being carbon generates static therefore it is a lot harder to remove the chip if at all There was diamond cutting stylii produced in Japan which where earthed The cutting face had a metal based coating added to it with a rather intricate process metalised on in vacuum before the final finish
The suction on this stylus was recomended to be at the advancing point of the cutter
Similar noise levels where quoted for this Japanese invention but the price was very high since it lasted for ever according to them The did say after 500 hours of cutting they would resharpen it for a fee as well as replace the heater on it I have seen one but never used any
Cheers
Just to add a bit of info Saphire and ruby is used due to them not generating static which is another problem with this
Diamond being carbon generates static therefore it is a lot harder to remove the chip if at all There was diamond cutting stylii produced in Japan which where earthed The cutting face had a metal based coating added to it with a rather intricate process metalised on in vacuum before the final finish
The suction on this stylus was recomended to be at the advancing point of the cutter
Similar noise levels where quoted for this Japanese invention but the price was very high since it lasted for ever according to them The did say after 500 hours of cutting they would resharpen it for a fee as well as replace the heater on it I have seen one but never used any
Cheers
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subkontrabob
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The source is the Disc Recording Vol. 1 - Groove Geometry and the Recoding process. It can be purchased here http://www.aes.org/publications/anthologies/ for $35.
You are not supposed to be posting scans from this book. It is copyrighted. It is easily available. You should be supporting the AES!!!!!
At least you didn't post a scan of the entire book....
Anyone interested in disc recording should be able to caugh up the $40 for the book and shipping. For crying out loud, we invest heavily in the gear, the least we can do is purchase the learning material.
You are not supposed to be posting scans from this book. It is copyrighted. It is easily available. You should be supporting the AES!!!!!
At least you didn't post a scan of the entire book....
Anyone interested in disc recording should be able to caugh up the $40 for the book and shipping. For crying out loud, we invest heavily in the gear, the least we can do is purchase the learning material.
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Aussie0zborn
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Aaron, a domestic vacuum cleaner is fine. You might want to the ability to vary the sucton though. This has been discussed here before so a quick search might reveal ways of doing that.aaron wrote:What is it that you guys use for generating suction? Vacuum cleaner? I have a shop vac that I was thinking of rigging up for suction, not sure if that would be bad for it or not....