End mill usage

[MrWhoopee]

You're literally celebrating people dying...

More like honoring their memory by ensuring that the things they valued continue to serve.
Nothing worse than having it all go into the dumpster when you're gone.

 

[Grinderman]

More like honoring their memory by ensuring that the things they valued continue to serve.
Nothing worse than having it all go into the dumpster when you're gone.

Well said

 

[Ultradog MN]

You're literally celebrating people dying...

Who said anything about dying?
I have been to several estate sales where the owner of the estate is doing the selling himself.
It is better than dumping all that sorting, organizing and selling onto a loved one who doesn't know what the stuff is worth or even for.

 

[mcostello]

Yes, but the danger of starting too early is very real.

 

[alloy]

You're literally celebrating people dying...

Not all that long ago I was at an estate sale and there was an elderly woman sitting with tears in her eyes. I looked at her and said sorry for your loss. She smiled at me to thank me. I told her I feel guilty that I'm here. She said don't feel that way. Everything you buy is helping me. There was so much to deal with she said and every little bit helps and thanked me for being there. I bought a lot of stuff that day, most of it I really didn't need.

I walked away with en entirely different perspective on estate sales after that.

 

[Grinderman]

I actually just went through the estate process earlier this year as I lost my Mom in February. It’s a lot to deal with including getting rid of 70yrs worth of stuff. I was happy somebody could use the stuff as I had enough stuff of my own.

 

[rwm]

More like honoring their memory by ensuring that the things they valued continue to serve.
Nothing worse than having it all go into the dumpster when you're gone.

This^^^
My wife already knows to talk to you guys first!

 

[RaisedByWolves]

Actually a couple of them are center cutting with that same geometry. They seem to cut well on 6061, I’ve just never seen an end mill with that much relief. Just wondering if they were ground for some kind of special material.

That type of relief is really not that uncommon. Often if their reground it can depend on the machine that is used needing a certain amount of clearance or may be down to the operators preference.

 

[Grinderman]

They seem to cut well but look a little fragile with not much meat behind the cutting edge