Subject: Re: Flutagon

From: [email-masked] (Dan Hughes)
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 11:08:24 -0400

>I don't recognize Atlantic33 or Flutagon, but AthaPneu is Crucible's name for
>S1, so any maker of this grade would be able to supply an equivalent.
> However, I have found it generally hard to find, so I have used H13 to great
>success.  I have one chisel which tapers to about 1/32" across a 2" width.
> It will cut straight through a piece of 1" square in one heat without
>cooling.  What you do have to be concerned about is driving the hot chisel
>through onto a hard surface(which will crumple it in short order).  You can
>also water cool H13 in use without ill effect.  I wouldn't use anything else
>for hot tools.
>
>hollis
This was a letter I sent last year to buy my supply of Atlantic 33. I don't
have the tel # but the address is enclosed.

October 7, 1994

Atlantic Steel Corp.
35-27 36th Street
Astoria, N. Y. 11106

Dear Mr. Thornhill:

As per our telephone conversation yesterday I am ordering a 20 ft section
(cut into 5 ft pieces for shipment) of 3/4" Atlantic 33 flutagon.

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From: "Mark E. Williams" <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 23 Aug 1996 11:42:44 -0400

On Aug 23, 11:08am, Dan Hughes wrote:
> Subject: Re: Flutagon

FYI  The phone/fax numbers are:718-729-4800/718-937-2411 fax

Atlantic was willing to cut the bar into 5 equal pieces for the five of us who
together bought a bar. Nice folk to do business with.

Mark