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They are steel, and about 8mm diameter at max. I have nearly a pint of them. Did not check the hardness yet.
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CNC machines only go through the motions.
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Maybe a jewelers tumbler media? JR -
They look like ball transfer units?Comment
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UFOs?Comment
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Pressed uranium 235 pellets.
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Part of a ball detent for inside a tube. Similar to the stuff from Vlier:https://www.vlier.com/product_index/..._00_index.htmlComment
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When you hit one with a hammer, does it explode?I just need one more tool,just one!Comment
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Ball mill balls are usually round aren't they?The shortest distance between two points is a circle of infinite diameter.
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I stand corrected, ball-cone steel media: https://www.inovatecmachinery.com/bl...dia-explained/Comment
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Very good link.... ball-cone media. Thanks.CNC machines only go through the motions.
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I believe you are correct, I've run across those before as well. Although I can't remember where.Originally posted by J Tiers View Post
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