The Offcial Machinist Thread: Revised 01/04/2014
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wyz2285
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5euro plus shipping, using nylon as material.
CpTn_lAw wrote:"yay, me wanna make big multishot pnoob with 1000 psi foot pump compressor using diamond as main material. Do you think wet bread make good sealant? "
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Ok, thank you for the quick reply. I will let you know if I want it this week. If so I will post the exact dimensions.wyz2285 wrote:5euro plus shipping, using nylon as material.
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MR. A.D.D. wrote:I went to gather the stuffs. The hydrogen peroxide I got from pharmacy is only 3%, will it work?
Gippeto wrote:2 ounces 3% hydrogen peroxide...from the pharmacy for cleaning cuts.
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How can I drill a deep hole using a lathe? Per example I'm trying to drill a 15mm Dia hole on a soon to be receiver block for barrel/bolt but my drill bit isn't long enough... If I take it out from the 4 jaw chuck and switch sides I'm worried about the lineament (difficult to use a dial indicator on a square freature)
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15cm max. Well... I know it's possible I just don't want to take it out and put it back specially the hole isn't in the center so I'm not looking for a way to center the block...
Thanks anyway.
Thanks anyway.
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I put the dail gauge in the hole and center that way if I'm drilling with my tail stock. You can buy jobber bits that are longer then regular drill bits but they ain't cheap. Search Ebay...
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the problem is there is no hole in the other side I need to drill don't you think 
Searched ebay, nothing special and nothing larger than 10mm.
Searched ebay, nothing special and nothing larger than 10mm.
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Be brave grasshopper! Measure where the hole is flip the piece over make your mark from the measurements you took and drill a small hole then re-check your hole location, go from there...you can do it. I have faith in your machine talents!
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Tried it, I mean I've done these drilling but I thought there would be a more precise option (ruler+marker is no longer good enough after 0.1mm). I mean how are commercial airgun receivers made?
BTW just thought an option using a milling attachment for the lathe tool post to hold the block and 3 jaw chuck to hold the drill bit.
Thanks!
BTW just thought an option using a milling attachment for the lathe tool post to hold the block and 3 jaw chuck to hold the drill bit.
Thanks!
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drill a half inch hole both sides, then complete with a boring bar.
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life
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jackssmirkingrevenge wrote:drill a half inch hole both sides, then complete with a boring bar.
If I don't have a 200mm drill bit how can I have a boring bar long enough to bore a 150mm hole?CpTn_lAw wrote:
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Let us know how that works out...BTW just thought an option using a milling attachment for the lathe tool post to hold the block and 3 jaw chuck to hole the drill bit.
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Sure thing, once you see a fresh new PCP from me 
Need time... And money. The milling attachment cost 200 euros...
Need time... And money. The milling attachment cost 200 euros...
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I have a 7 inch boring bar, with a removable carbide head, I think it was some $45 off eBay.
hectmarr wrote:You have to make many weapons, because this field is long and short life