[modeleng] Re: Piloted "D" Bits?
- From: TEL <tel47@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: modeleng@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 03 Nov 2009 09:13:46 +1100
Yes Al, but you don't make them like an ordinary D bit - Face your piece
of steel, drill for a plot pin, now slab off two sides almost to the pin
hole, forming a 'blade', now back off both sides of the blade to form
cutting edges, 'arden and temper it and away you go. I'll send a sketch.
Allen Messer wrote:
> I need to spotface/counterbore a seat for some bolts that cannot be done by
> commercial tools as they are too short to reach. I have made and used "D"
> Bits before, but I have never heard of a piloted one. Have any of you
> gentlemen ever made such a tool? Any advice greatly appreciated. TIA
>
> Al Messer
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