
The delrin was turned down to size and center drilled.

Then I drilled the ID to size.

I ground a thin (.032") parting tool that is not square at the front but tapered so as to generate less of a burr on the finished washer. I held it in the 1171 back toolpost.

The dowel pin captured the parted off washer as the parting tool is plunged into the work.
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