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  1. nclksr

    Iron Carbide - A diamond machinable material?

    @unclesyd: i also considered white iron, but i wanted a (ferrous) material with more carbon content. i didn't know that you can decide how much cementite to get. then i just have to find a manufacturer willing to perform a custom cast job for a single specimen as big as my fist... @arunmrao...
  2. nclksr

    Iron Carbide - A diamond machinable material?

    do you mean this kind of material: http://www.matweb.com/search/DataSheet.aspx?MatGUID=a95c3c42b141408c85295227b5e70cc4 what kind of information do you need? i think my question was pretty clear. is there or is there not something close to iron carbide?
  3. nclksr

    Iron Carbide - A diamond machinable material?

    Copenhagen, Denmark. Using powder metallurgy for what purpose? To get solid iron carbide? Or to skip the diamond machining?
  4. nclksr

    Iron Carbide - A diamond machinable material?

    Hello, I am Nicolo, new to the forum and desperate. Here is why: I am working on diamond machinability within a research project. As you may know, steel is usually considered to be not diamond machinable at all because of chemical mechanisms contributing to tool wear. We have found out that...

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