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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.

HSS groot Doos HSS groot, hout Doos HSS groot, metaal

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.

Stepper drill

Location

One box in the wood shop; one in the metal shop.

See also

The Wood Drills and Mechanics Drill bit, Korte Boren, DIN1897