Large HSS drills: verschil tussen versies
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+ | These are generic large size drills (sizes 14, 16, 17,18, 19, 20,22 and 25) for use in wood, plastic, metal, etc. | ||
[[Bestand:large-drillsjpeg.jpeg|400px|HSS groot]] | [[Bestand:large-drillsjpeg.jpeg|400px|HSS groot]] | ||
[[Bestand:large-box1.jpeg| 400px |Doos HSS groot, hout]] | [[Bestand:large-box1.jpeg| 400px |Doos HSS groot, hout]] | ||
[[Bestand:large-box2.jpeg| 400px |Doos HSS groot, metaal]] | [[Bestand:large-box2.jpeg| 400px |Doos HSS groot, metaal]] | ||
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+ | Consult a table with RPMs - as that starts to matter at these sizes. | ||
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+ | Also; unless you are dealing with very soft wood - expect to drill in steps of 1-3mm; going from small to large. | ||
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+ | = Thin material = | ||
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+ | If you need to drill through material (e.g. sheets) that is 1/4 of the drill diameter of thinner; check the various tricks on YouTube first (https://www.giangrandi.org/mechanics/sheetmetaldrill/sheetmetaldrill.shtml). | ||
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+ | And generally - using one of the step/getrapte boren works better. | ||
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+ | [[Bestand:step-drill.jpeg|400px|Stepper drill]] | ||
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+ | = Location = | ||
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+ | One box in the wood shop; one in the metal shop. | ||
= See also = | = See also = | ||
The [[Wood Drills]] and [[Mechanics Drill bit, Korte Boren, DIN1897]] | The [[Wood Drills]] and [[Mechanics Drill bit, Korte Boren, DIN1897]] |
Versie van 1 mrt 2020 om 22:02
This equipment is safety category 6: Other equipment with no limits.
This equipment is Noise Category 3: Can be used at all hours. No limits.
These are generic large size drills (sizes 14, 16, 17,18, 19, 20,22 and 25) for use in wood, plastic, metal, etc.
Consult a table with RPMs - as that starts to matter at these sizes.
Also; unless you are dealing with very soft wood - expect to drill in steps of 1-3mm; going from small to large.
Thin material
If you need to drill through material (e.g. sheets) that is 1/4 of the drill diameter of thinner; check the various tricks on YouTube first (https://www.giangrandi.org/mechanics/sheetmetaldrill/sheetmetaldrill.shtml).
And generally - using one of the step/getrapte boren works better.
Location
One box in the wood shop; one in the metal shop.
See also
The Wood Drills and Mechanics Drill bit, Korte Boren, DIN1897