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it's often used to indicate that the part was machined out of solid metal. August 23 2005 at 10:15 PM		(Login RBest) YFOT
Response to "Billlet" is thrown around so much on the Discovery Channels'

Dennis is correct in that billet is more a term used in steel mills than in machine shops, but since when has popular culture become fussy about using proper terminology? (or even spelling things correctly for that matter). RB http://www.airgunshow.net/Bestunes.htm cscbestunes@aol.com

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