Does anyone here deal with Inconel Steel
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Had to use it a few years ago. Research all other metals combine the worst metal working properties of them all and there you have it. Worst machinability that i know. I feel your pain. Please speak no more of it. If i remember right it work hardens.
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strange- i deleted my original post some how-
The qualaties you hate about it are the reason i need it- its for a part I need to build that will always be around 1500 degrees- I need to find some scrap tubing- 3 inches x 24 inches |
You can probably get away with stainless at 1500 F continuous. I assume that's 1500 F. Many , many annealing furnace muffles are made from stainless. If you truly need a high temp metal , be prepared to pay through the nose.
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Nebe, have you ever gone to any of the many junk metal dealers in R.I. for what you need? Probably a foolish question given your background. But there are many many metal dealers in your state whose inventory must include stock that would help you out.
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I'm cutting alot of inconel right at this moment.$40,000.00 blocks of it about 10 blocks.Inconel is 95 to 98 percent nicol makes its one of the metals in the exotic category.
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If it HAS to be inconel, you might have to buy it from a mill......that's a good size piece of pricey material. even at a scrap yard you will have a tough time finding it.
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Try a restaurant supply house. It was used plenty in restaurant supplies. You might get a hunk from them.
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Miserable stuff
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I know a guy who uses it alot that may have some, but I think for the most part he dosent use anything bigger than a 2-3" dia
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