In a message dated 26-May-02 20:26:46 Central Daylight Time,
dwayner@... writes:
PCB-drills, and I don't know what kind of bearings those things have. MIGHT
be OK, at least for a few hundred holes, but no clue. HOWEVER, I use those
as "disposable" when malfunctioning tools to "de-bur" and countersink wood
(for FH screws), and they EAT air at a rate with which a 2 hp compressor can
hardly keep up! They also kinda REQUIRE oily air, or, at least oil put into
their own intakes from time to time, to keep them properly lubed, and the
resulting oil-mist-spray is NOT good news for a clean and dry
to-be-chemically-treated PC-blank!!!!! But good thinking, anyway!
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dwayner@... writes:
> those real inexpensive air powerDwayne: Those have a ΒΌ" collet, so you would have to "DO something" for
> die grinders sold by Harbor Freight?
PCB-drills, and I don't know what kind of bearings those things have. MIGHT
be OK, at least for a few hundred holes, but no clue. HOWEVER, I use those
as "disposable" when malfunctioning tools to "de-bur" and countersink wood
(for FH screws), and they EAT air at a rate with which a 2 hp compressor can
hardly keep up! They also kinda REQUIRE oily air, or, at least oil put into
their own intakes from time to time, to keep them properly lubed, and the
resulting oil-mist-spray is NOT good news for a clean and dry
to-be-chemically-treated PC-blank!!!!! But good thinking, anyway!
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