I would have to grind the end mill flat (needed to be flat) & the hole was 1.200 deep 1.100 was done with a reg 3/16" drill.
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Did they wander around, looking for the RS-232 ports? And did you have to explain that the "cams" were not "computer aided drafting"? And that offsets were changed with a 6mm wrench?
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DD:
I'm left handed, but grinding left hand drills is downright UNNATURAL! I'm sure it would take some serious practice before I got the hang of it.
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That was back in XT days. Couldn't tell you if they even owned a computer, and IIRC, CAD for the general user was futuristic.
They did want to know if they could cut their own cams:-/ Sure you can, but don't use that pedestal grinder.=20
BTW, not trying to be nit picky, but you use a 6.5mm wrench on the Tornos:-)
Matt
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If he sold B&S machines they would have to buy the "offset" tool kit of 5 brass hammers of different sizes. They are marked .001 .005 .010 .015 & F-IT...
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=46-IT. LOL! Now that was funny:-)
Matt
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That's right - bastards wanted you to buy Tornos tools instead of Craftsman.