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    Question Drilling deep holes.

    I have to drill a .6 hole 17" deep in Alum. I am thinking gun drill ? Does anyone have a type or make of drill I should look at? Also I am drilling it on a HSM with 30000K, so it does not have to much low end torque.

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    Hsm,
    Try these guys. Can't find web adress.

    C J T/Koolcarb, Inc.
    494 Mission Street
    Carol Stream IL 60188
    800-323-2299 (toll-free)
    630-690-5933 (phone)
    630-690-6355 (fax)

    Found web site

    Http://www.cjtkoolcarb.com

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    I have to drill a .6 hole 17" deep in Alum.


    Better you than me!

    Yep, gun drill is prolly a good start.

    'Rekd



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    Default OH YEAH

    I'm with rekd on this one.



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    Default New link for C J T/Koolcarb, Inc

    This link does not seem to work
    Http://www.cjtkoolcarb.com

    Try this:
    http://www.cjtkoolcarb.com/index1a.html

    Ken



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    Is it possible to drill 1/2 way thru from each side? I do this on deep holes alot. Start with a shorter drill and drill the first few inches. Change to a longer drill and go deeper. Then a longer drill and so on. Use bright drills with polished flutes. Keep the coolant flowing and peck, peck, peck drill to clear the chips out of the hole.



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    Thank for all the input. By the way it is a blide hole.We will see if the gun drill will work by monday. Thanks again.



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    Thank for all the input. By the way it is a blide hole.We will see if the gun drill will work by monday. Thanks again.



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