ree of the spindle.
Bill Stephan,
Kansas City MO
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Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Desk Grommets & Hole Saws
From: Tom Fowle
Date: 08/06/2009 14:32
O.K. I have to say it, fly cutters are intended for drill
presses. Ever
I thought a fly cutter was used in a vertical mill. I used those in
machinist school.
earlier, Tom Fowle, wrote:
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>O.K. I have to say it, fly cutters are intended for drill
>presses. Every professional machinist I've asked about them say they
>are the most dangerous tool they know of.
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>I ca
it can be done, it can be done.
I've done it, and as I am no longer an adrenalin junkie I won't anymore.
One must go very very slowly and pay great attention to the *feel of the
cutter. Two cutters are so much easier, but still require patience.
I like to use it to make an inside and outside groov
O.K. I have to say it, fly cutters are intended for drill
presses. Every professional machinist I've asked about them say they
are the most dangerous tool they know of.
I can't imagine holding a hand drill stable enough to get a round hole with
one. A good hole saw is the tool for hand work.
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: [BlindHandyMan] Desk Grommets & Hole Saws
Can anybody explain why the hole saws I've used (1", 2" & 3") do not cut a
hole that snugly fits the (1", 2" & 3") desk grommets I purchased from
Menard's? What I wound up with was a hole j
Behalf Of Bill Gallik
Sent: Monday, August 03, 2009 9:25 PM
To: Blind Handy Man
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Desk Grommets & Hole Saws
Can anybody explain why the hole saws I've used (1", 2" & 3") do not cut a
hole that snugly fits the (1", 2" & 3") desk
Can anybody explain why the hole saws I've used (1", 2" & 3") do not cut a
hole that snugly fits the (1", 2" & 3") desk grommets I purchased from
Menard's? What I wound up with was a hole just slightly larger than the
indicated size of the corresponding grommet. Yet, if I drop down to the
next sm
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