Do a lot of pierced scrolling?

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If I could offer you an air operated, visually guided drilling machine, would it be a benefit to you ?
It drills upwards.
Cheers Andy
 
When you say it drills upwards, how do you go about positioning the many locations needed for internal cuts with accurracy or indeed comfort if you have a lot to do?
 
I don't need such a device but I really want to see what it is you have found and are teasing us about! :)
 
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Droogs":3qg00hsl said:
When you say it drills upwards, how do you go about positioning the many locations needed for internal cuts with accurracy or indeed comfort if you have a lot to do?

Well it's quite a specialised machine which projects a magnified image on to a screen with target grid.
Line up hole position on target, press pedal and Bobs your top kitchen manufacturer.....
Pictures ain't the best but.....
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AndyT":4x72txtw said:
I don't need such a device but I really want to see what it is you have found and are teasing us about! :)

Whaaat! Perfect accompaniment for the vintage scroll saw owner :wink:
 
looks rather intriguing, in a very 50's scifi kind of way. Are you going to do a vid of it running? would be cool to see
 
Looks like a printed circuit board drill. Would use 3mm shank carbide drills and run at very high speeds to drill 0.5 to 1mm diameter holes in fibreglass board.
 
Myfordman":2m4t1i35 said:
Looks like a printed circuit board drill. Would use 3mm shank carbide drills and run at very high speeds to drill 0.5 to 1mm diameter holes in fibreglass board.
Spot on that man =D>
Do you want it?
I'm thinking it would make a great drilling machine or even (if adapted with the right cutters) a router table?
Cheers Andy
 

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