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Location: Houston (Clearlake), TX
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We don't use one, but I had a go no-go gage made for a turbine blade root. It was 304SS about 1" thick. The cut was about 6 inches long and it cost me $400. They said it took a few hours to make. Of course it was it extremely precise.
We do use our waterjet alot. Do you have a pic of the piece you're cutting, the waterjet may work and would be much faster.
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