ST, I have one in an excel spreadsheet if that will help. I can either send it to you or upload as you desire. bubba At 02:24 PM 6/10/2005, you wrote: >In a message dated 6/10/2005 6:25:17 A.M. Central Daylight Time, >stefan_trethan@... writes: > >How can those rings be set? does it work with a metal tube and a little >hammer?<< >No, ST. Use a small press. Need not be a precision manufactured thing, >just a bit of bar-stock with an axle through the end, and a flat surface >upon >which to place your work-piece. Using a hammer will surely damage the bits! > >Also, if somebody knows a inch/metric PCB drill conversion table (with the >#), please let me know. it isn't that important as i can easily calculate >it >myself, but if you know a url...<< >If you mean the American "Drill-numbering system", it cannot be >"calculated". These numbers are quite random, and the ONLY >thing "regular" is that the >size INCREASES as the number DECREASES. A "Chart" with the diameters in >both >inch and metric is surely available. If I had a scanner, I'd find one and >send it to you, but I do NOT have a scanner, and, as there would be >THOUSANDS >of characters (#'s) to type, and I am very, very >lazy, sorry! > Jan Rowland > Bubba OLDER THAN DIRT Country Bubba (Actually the inventor of Country and Bubba) In God We Trust LaGrange, GA http://bellsouthpwp.net/A/r/Arts_home_page/cnc/ [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] setting the rings on carbide drills
2005-06-10 by Art Eckstein
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