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wouldn't a standard wood router do the same job, I have used one for cleaning up aluminium weld build. You would need to find a suitable cutter for steel.
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as we are making a round cowling for a 1938 Howard DGA8, and this film shows planishing the aluminum weld and then metal finishing with the Zephyr. https://www.facebook.com/TM-Technologies-190948948689/ 9 minutes. You may notice that the Zephyr has a slow speed with a lot of torque - just like the old aircraft high-torque/low speed aluminum routers used in the aircraft factories. Hope this helps,
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