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close this bookDriling, Countersinking and Counterboring - Course: Technique for Manual Working of Materials. Instruction Examples for Practical Vocational Training
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View the documentInstruction example 7.1. Drilling, countersinking and counterboring training workpiece
View the documentInstruction example 7.2. Clamping jaws for round material
View the documentInstruction example 7.3. Rivet set and rivet header
View the documentInstruction example 7.4. Drill stand
View the documentInstruction example 7.5. Bottle-opener
View the documentInstruction example 7.6. Rotary head for threaded spindle

Instruction example 7.4. Drill stand

Practise drilling of small bottom holes and through holes

Material


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- channel-section steel (380 MPa) 80 x 45 x 6 x 8 length: 120 mm (or from training examples 2.3 or 4.2)

- plate made of steel or plastic material

thickness: approx.

10 mm

width: approx.

80 mm

length:

120 mm

- 4 x slotted nail Ø 4 x 10

Working tools

Hand hacksaw, bastard file of 300 mm (flat), surface gauge, centre punch, locksmith’s hammer, drills of 1.1 to 5.0 mm dia., countersink 90°

Measuring and testing tools

Steel rule, vernier caliper

Accessories

Machine vice, diluted soluble oil, 2 x C clamps, spacer

Required previous knowledge

Reading of drawings, scribing, prick-punching, measuring, testing, sawing, filing

Sequence of operations

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1. Arrange workplace
Prepare working material

- Check for completeness



2. Take workpiece from training examples 2.3 or 4.2 or pre-finish as to drawing and scribe holes



3. Fit plate into channel section, subsequently clamp together

- Sawing, filing



4. Scribe lateral holes of 4 mm dia. for slotted nails, punch, drill together and deburr

- n = 2240 r.p.m.



5. Drive in slotted nails




6. Produce holes as to drawing:






- drill holes of 1.1 to 2.0 mm dia. as bottom holes to 4 mm depth into the channel section

- Drill holes specified in drawing by 0.1 mm greater, e.g. for (1) hole of 1.1 mm dia.


- Drill holes of 2.1 to 5.0 mm dia. as through holes into channel section and as bottom holes to 2 mm depth into the plate

- Drill in one pass
- Insert spacers as gap fillers



7. Deburr holes (by means of countersink)




8. Mark holes by number punch as to drawing




9. Check the holes

- Accuracy to size


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