pocket boring bar

Sep 08, 2009 0 Replies

Carbide from Harbor Fright 6.9" blades or 10" blades makes good cutters in a pocket boring machine ,



bar stock makes cones for the dead end of the boring bar ,



6007 -2RS ball bearings that slide in and out

on the I,D, of a steel tube , suitably bored to finish .



6007's are on a ENCO arbor , cheap about $12 for

a MT3 female to MT2 male arbor .



Magnetic chucks are $1.00 Harbor Fright rectangular



magnets sandwhiched between steel/iron , 1/16" thick



that take the "field" down to work surface .



brass isolators to separate the magnet assy .



Pocket Bore bars can bore a hole , with a following



pilot , if ya blast the chips out of the path .



A H.F. 550 RPM 1/2" drill motor , $45 works OK



the var speed isnt real bad . you cud add a


2-to-1 reduction , using #40 chain and 2 sprockets ...


Bought a Longevity-inc.com 518 Combo welder for $650 , transistors are under high stress , one broke off . They stall , wont warranty the welder ...



The $200 H'F' Red inverter welder isnt expensive . Need to nix the delay on start-up . all the way down , it reads 11vdc and easily starts my H'F' 5500 watt GenSet .



HF Plasma ( $650 ) works well , dont touch copper cup



to work piece , even though the pilot has a heavy



choke to limit the pilot amps ..



The air PSI must be adjusted precisely ,



the after cool , shud be done with water ...


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