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pre-columping on folded sheet

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on a sheet cut and folded of thickness 6 mm it is advisable to make the holes m8 at the last or already in phase of cutting a pre-hole diameter 6.5 (or 6)
thanks for availability
 
hi, I usually do all possible pre-holes or at most dots if the thickness makes it impossible a proper hole.
Of course for s235jr or aluminum sheet, for other materials I have no experience.
attention that sometimes the [Bleep] plates are too close to where the laser or plasma passes and therefore for holes of small diameter (up to m8), very difficult mapping.
I hope I have been helpful to you :d
 
Yes thanks for the answer, until a few months ago I worked in heavy mechanics and on the plates at the most I made holes passers not pre-coating for mapping, only in the sides of a type 3 pre-columin for self-tapping screw not by mapping.
 
all you can do already on the laser saves you time and gains in precision, just avoid making holes too close to where after you go to bend
 

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