Do a lot of pierced scrolling?

[toolsntat]

If I could offer you an air operated, visually guided drilling machine, would it be a benefit to you ?
It drills upwards.
Cheers Andy

 

[loftyhermes]

Not for me, I drill all my holes on the pillar drill before I start cutting.

 

[marcros]

I am intrigued to see what the machine is.

 

[Droogs]

When you say it drills upwards, how do you go about positioning the many locations needed for internal cuts with accurracy or indeed comfort if you have a lot to do?

 

[AndyT]

I don't need such a device but I really want to see what it is you have found and are teasing us about!

 

[toolsntat]

When you say it drills upwards, how do you go about positioning the many locations needed for internal cuts with accurracy or indeed comfort if you have a lot to do?

Well it's quite a specialised machine which projects a magnified image on to a screen with target grid.
Line up hole position on target, press pedal and Bobs your top kitchen manufacturer.....
Pictures ain't the best but.....
(Ignore dark bar across pic)

 

[toolsntat]

I don't need such a device but I really want to see what it is you have found and are teasing us about!

Whaaat! Perfect accompaniment for the vintage scroll saw owner :wink:

 

[Droogs]

looks rather intriguing, in a very 50's scifi kind of way. Are you going to do a vid of it running? would be cool to see

 

[Myfordman]

Looks like a printed circuit board drill. Would use 3mm shank carbide drills and run at very high speeds to drill 0.5 to 1mm diameter holes in fibreglass board.

 

[toolsntat]

Looks like a printed circuit board drill. Would use 3mm shank carbide drills and run at very high speeds to drill 0.5 to 1mm diameter holes in fibreglass board.

Spot on that man =D>
Do you want it?
I'm thinking it would make a great drilling machine or even (if adapted with the right cutters) a router table?
Cheers Andy

 

[flying haggis]

could it be used upside down......................................... :lol: :lol: