Made this right angle head for spot drilling from the inside diameter of a hard cast iron piece. The cast iron piece is part of an anti-theft device for semi trailers.
As you can see the drive shaft screws into the gear box with a special 1 1/8 - 20 thread. I made 2 spindles to hold drills. One spindle for 1/4 in shanks and another for 5/16 shanks.
Before doing serious drilling the gearbox will be covered. It worked better than expected.
Jim
Home built right angle head
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Home built right angle head
Tool & Die Maker/Electrician, Retired 2007
So much to learn and so little time.
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So much to learn and so little time.
www.outbackmachineshop.com
Re: Home built right angle head
Jim
Beatiful work!
MikeG
Beatiful work!
MikeG
In the shop; a Jet 8x36 vert mill, Jet 13x40 lathe. Harig 612 SG. Burke #4 HM. Van Norman #76 piston griinder
Re: Home built right angle head
Very clever of you to use the mill spindle for alignment alone. A great idea well executed, Jim.
Harold
Harold
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Re: Home built right angle head
Jim,
Another great example of the fine work you do. Not to mention the creativity involved in coming up with the concept in the first place. Very nice.
Bill
Another great example of the fine work you do. Not to mention the creativity involved in coming up with the concept in the first place. Very nice.
Bill