Drilling Misshap
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The problem is everything I said is a 100% correct and you just can't accept the fact that I'm right and yes I disagree with you that a Austintic stainless steel that is non hardable will not work harden
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Austintic? You don't say
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Right? Lol.
I guarantee dude wasn't even aware of the word until I dissected his first post. Now he's pretty much just engaging in the internet version of a monkey throwing poo.
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I have never heard of the word " Austintic". What does it mean? Do you mean "Austenitic" ?
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Some just can’t admit when they are wrong or don’t know something. This isn’t the place for that type.
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What's a good usable size hole to put in a baffle washer for a silencer on a .22 air rifle? Now obviously it needs to be bigger than a .22 pellet (5.5mm) so I was thinking 6mm would do it but I've never made one before so I thought I'd ask.
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You'd need to go bigger than that. I've heard as small as .040" over bullet diameter is a place to start if you can accurately keep things centered.
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I used 0.25" for anything longer than about 4" for a couple of years, but found that accuracy suffered a bit due to surface effects. Of course alignment is critical with any hole size to avoid clipping the baffles with the pellet, but provided your concentricity with the barrel bore is pretty much perfect I think 0.28" is fine for a .22" pellet.
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The smaller the bit, the higher the rpm. Have you considered step bits?AbbandonZK wrote: ↑Mon Aug 14, 2017 10:17 pm I started drilling my baffles this week with the help of a friend. This friend has a degree in metallurgy and offered to help drill out the baffles with a bench-drill. I left to go buy a hacksaw and came back to him drilling the cones and spraying WD-40 into them to cool off the drill. He had already gone thru 3 drill bits before I stopped him. It appears I need to do the drilling myself. I've ordered new bits and I need to know a few things.
What RPM to use when drilling these out?
The best size pilot hole for a 23/64 final hole?
Are these cones beyond use even if I bore them out to .410 which is the size of the cones plateau?
The damage in the pictures was done at 720RPM and the slowest drill press I can find goes down to 300 RPM.
The baffles look like this now
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Been a few days since the OP posted. I'm sure he got something figured out.
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Forgive if using a center drill has been mentioned before but
pleasant afterglow from a most enjoyable Thanksgiving
feast precluded reading carefully ... if guys really ever
read instructions 'carefully' anyway.
"Center drills are intended to be used to create a hole suitable for a lathe center.
They have a 2 part tip that has a small pilot as well as the larger countersinking area of the bit.
While center drills are available more cheaply than spot drills, they have some disadvantages."
I use them prior to drilling on Delta Rockwell floor drill press to great success.
Not only for tapping but drilling/parting accurately in SS on lathe suggest
Castrol Moly-Dee CF (Variocut C) Cutting Tapping Fluid (MOLY-D)
Useful chart:
<< https://www.imperialsupplies.com/pdf/I_ ... MChart.pdf >>
And like a broken record ( 'did this guy step out of a 1940's time machine? )
recommend Drill Doctor to sharpen drill prior to use is a 'cuss saver'.
Real machinists with talent use bench grinders.
pleasant afterglow from a most enjoyable Thanksgiving
feast precluded reading carefully ... if guys really ever
read instructions 'carefully' anyway.
"Center drills are intended to be used to create a hole suitable for a lathe center.
They have a 2 part tip that has a small pilot as well as the larger countersinking area of the bit.
While center drills are available more cheaply than spot drills, they have some disadvantages."
I use them prior to drilling on Delta Rockwell floor drill press to great success.
Not only for tapping but drilling/parting accurately in SS on lathe suggest
Castrol Moly-Dee CF (Variocut C) Cutting Tapping Fluid (MOLY-D)
Useful chart:
<< https://www.imperialsupplies.com/pdf/I_ ... MChart.pdf >>
And like a broken record ( 'did this guy step out of a 1940's time machine? )
recommend Drill Doctor to sharpen drill prior to use is a 'cuss saver'.
Real machinists with talent use bench grinders.
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I have some recently acquired 17-4 PH cups and spacers, that look and test just like 304 SS, I will sell to youWeldingbiker wrote: ↑Tue Jun 11, 2019 4:59 pm The problem is everything I said is a 100% correct and you just can't accept the fact that I'm right and yes I disagree with you that a Austintic stainless steel that is non hardable will not work harden