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• CONDITIONS THAT SHOULD BE MET WHEN USING A DEEP HOLE DRILL

  

  Ensure the coaxiality of the drill pipe bracket (with the drill pipe support sleeve on it), the tool guide sleeve, the headstock spindle and the drill pipe box spindle. The guide rail of the bed of the deep hole drill adopts the double rectangular guide rail suitable for the deep hole machining machine, which has large bearing capacity and good guiding accuracy; the guide rail has been quenched a

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• Indexable drills for optimum performance

  

  With an indexable drill, a machinist can drill faster, change cutting edges faster, and, by choosing the right insert, drill holes in a wider range of materials. When machinists set up and use indexable drills correctly, they can increase productivity and increase profits. The use of indexable drills is generally limited to short hole depths.

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• Deep hole drilling requires precise coolant control

  

  Coolant is so critical to the deep hole drilling process that today’s most advanced deep hole drilling systems control it in the same way as a machine spindle or shaft. Careful management of coolant pressure, filtration, temperature, and flow is the key to optimizing the deep-hole drilling process. This requires the integration of programmable, infinitely variable flow-based control capabilities i

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• Comparison between Spade Bits and Auger Bits

  

  Auger bits generally drill cleaner holes with smoother sides and less chipping. They are commonly used for general wood drilling in construction, carpentry in gardening, and many other fields. Spade drills have rougher sides and are therefore used for areas that will be covered. For example, these bits are often used when installing electrical conduit or water pipes through a wall, as the holes wi

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