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Wayne SOLID BRASS AND A FULL 2"
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These brass round disks are offered as CNC-ready machining blanks for facing, engraving, profiling, light pocketing, and fixture work. Each disk measures 2 inches in diameter (50.8 mm) and 2 millimeters in thickness (0.079 inches), making them well-suited for shallow operations where precision and surface quality take priority over mass.
Brass machines cleanly at this thickness. It holds detail without tearing, produces manageable chips, and provides clear feedback under standard tooling. Surfacing passes clean up quickly, engraving reads sharply, and profiles finish smoothly without excessive burr formation. Heat buildup is forgiving, which makes these disks ideal for desktop CNC machines and controlled, small-batch workflows.
At this scale, brass rewards restraint. Light passes, sharp tools, and deliberate feeds define the outcome. It reinforces that good machining is often about finish control rather than material removal.
These disks are supplied as solid brass blanks intended for machining. They are not pre-polished, plated, or finished.
Diameter: 2 inches (50.8 mm)
Thickness: 2 mm (0.079 in)
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