I've got a few cast iron parts that i want to make smooth. I've done it a few ways. I'll now looking into allternative ideas.
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Extrude-Hone! There's a blast from the past, remember reading about that about two decades ago and this is the first time I've seen anyone else mention it!
I think the honest answer is patience and a die grinder.Martin Cutting
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Turn or mill it, depending on what machinery and equipment you have access to.
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Die grinder (or angle grinder with a flexi disc) --> shot blasting --> powder coating
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Rotary burrs in a die grinder will munch casting marks quicklyEverything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler.--:Albert EinsteinComment
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