Delivery Time:10days
Certification:A&V/ISO/TUV

Vacuum Brazed Diamond Core Drill Bits V Stainless Steel Drill Guide For Small Holes

Diamond Hole Saw.pdf

Description

Selecting the right diamond drill/diamond drill bit parameters, often involves a trial and error process.

Many which can be avoided through experience and understanding of how to use these parameter

for your specific application. What works for one application, may not work for another. While there is no real substitute for experience, even new diamond drill/bit users can quickly become proficient by learning and

applying some basic principles of diamond drilling. Many parts of this guide have been published or presented in several industry magazines or presented at conventions.

A template is made by drilling a pilot hole in a piece of soft wood or plastic, using the diamond

core drill bit or by cutting a "V" in the edge of a piece of wood or plastic or drilling a hole in it the

size of the core drill. The hole template works best, however, the "V" template is easier to make

and can be used with many sizes of core drill bits.

Templates are often made of 1/8" plexiglass, 1/8" pressed wood or even cardboard. For repetitive

drilling, a plastic or plexiglass template works best since water lubrication can be used immediately.

The template is placed on the surface of the material being drilled, with the pilot hole or "V" above

the target hole area. The template will hold the core drill bit in place as it starts. After just a few revolutions of the drill bit, a groove is created and the template can be removed.

Advanced industrial diamond