Machining the Unthinkable: Cutting High Chrome Nickel Alloy to Perfection!

Dive deep with us as we explore the intricate world of high chrome nickel alloy machining, revealing the challenges and solutions that come with it.
We delve into the complexities of machining extremely challenging features, like deep pockets, on a rare alloy component and the immense cost implications of potential mistakes.
With Starrag's unparalleled expertise and cutting-edge machinery, see how precision, technology, and experience combine to create a masterpiece from a solid chunk of alloy.
What sets this process apart? Learn about the STC machine's capabilities, the thermal behaviour of the head, and the role of algorithms in ensuring perfect machining. Plus, find out why forging or casting isn't an option for this unique component.
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[@rogerprecision1810]

That’s an amazing part, I’d love to machine stuff like this

[@flikflak24]

Well the size of the part is starting to get up there yet still cute ( compared to the size of parts I do that is )

[@urwholefamilydied]

came here because I was looking at my guitar and wondered why more parts weren't made out of brass, or nickel, or anything that looks better than chrome plated bullshit. I get that it's cost.. but, there's plenty of guys who upgrade to gold plated hardware, or "aged brass"... etc. Why not just nickel hardware. Or pure brass hardware?? I'm actually confused why there's not a market for that. I would easily pay the melt value plus a premium to have pure nickel hardware on my guitar... which would run me an extra 10 or 20 dollars [if that]??? That's nothing, to have finer metals on an instrument I love.

[@MTDCNC]

thanks for the comment