[modeleng] Re: Piloted "D" Bit
- From: John Baguley <baggo@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: modeleng@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 27 Jul 2007 20:55:32 +0100
Hi Al,
It's common practice to make the pilot pin as a separate item pressed in
to the shank after the bit is hardened. Hope that helps,
John
Allen Messer wrote:
> I need to make a "D" Bit with some extra reach to it
> in order to counter-bore some Allen head bolt seats in
> a hard to reach place. I plan to make it out of
> Silver Steel and harden it. How it is possible to
> make one wherein the "pilot" won't warp during the
> hardening process? I've tried it a couple of times
> and the pilot wants to warp when quenching out. TIA
>
> Al Messer
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