Re: Drill Selection, Feeds and Speeds For Hard Bolts and Screws Questions?



that sounds slow for SFM and very agressive for IPR.
these are carbide 1/16" drills

The Deburr Guru wrote:
"Chase" <esahcn@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in news:1149721703.905148.262170
@f6g2000cwb.googlegroups.com:

High Carbon case hardend Steel bolts
one hole per bolt and around 100 bolts or so
tensile strength between 120,000 psi and 150,000psi
I hadn't checked the group and I bought 3 1/16" straigt flute drills.
1/16" drills

With 100 pcs, I would start with 30SFM and .001-.0015/Rev, .03 peck.

--
The Deburr Guru

.



Relevant Pages

  • Re: Cutting a partial hole in a board question
    ... Some drills have an adjustable stop, which you set for the depth you want ... If you drill half way through a board with a hole saw, ... board at each bolt location that went about 1 inch deep. ... Let's say the holes were 2 inches in diameter, cut 1 inch deep, then the ...
    (alt.home.repair)
  • Re: deep hole drilling
    ... tech solution to deep hole drilling. ... the Atlas lathe in question does not have T-slots ... on the cross-slide for mounting a workpiece. ... Certainly purchased long drills (aircraft drills are available ...
    (rec.crafts.metalworking)
  • Re: Small holes 10x dia with very low runout
    ... TIR over the length of the hole is 0.002" max. OD is turned in the ... -Go with HSS vanadium OSG 1100-series drills. ... control by simply adjusting your X offset as needed for tool wear. ...
    (alt.machines.cnc)
  • Re: same hole again
    ... > This darn hole doesn't seem to be doable. ... I have tried HSS, cobalt HSS ... > drills, ... > deep before the coating went) and have broken two cheap solid carbide ...
    (uk.rec.models.engineering)
  • Re: Myford ML7 Operation / Testing
    ... Between centres boring bar (make your own and use broken centre drills for cutters) ... For turning between centres (or using a between-centres boring bar) you will need a soft dead centre for the headstock, and a hard one for the tailstock. ... Some centre drills would be useful to give the holes a true start, and a magnifying glass to see the hole has started in the right place. ...
    (uk.rec.models.engineering)