On Friday 22 January 2016 14:07:00 Gene Heskett wrote:

> On Friday 22 January 2016 13:39:21 Sarah Armstrong wrote:
> > yes i agree , single point would be a far better option , when you
> > dont have the horsepower ,
>
> So at some point, I need a boring head with an R8 rear end on it.
> Something I haven't yet acquired.
>
> Thanks Sarah.
>
> Cheers, Gene Heskett

But, in looking over the offerings, I note at least 3 gotcha's.

1. No, or very few, indexable tools short and fat enough of a shank as to 
be usefull using a G33.1 rigid tapping drive.  What I have, at 3.5+ 
inches long, has too small a shank to fit the smallest heads, and it 
certainly won't do anything but chatter & wreck the chip if its sticking 
out 2.75".

2. They all screw onto the R8 shank, which leaves the possibility of it 
unscrewing itself from the R8 if the reversal is too violent, which on 
my machine is a definite possibility.

3. Since it would not have a tip withdrawal for backout clearance like 
G76 does, the tip is going to be drug backwards coming back out of the 
hole with that friction adding to the developed heat.  The question is, 
will that be enough heat to stop the chatter/shatter? IDK.

I read more  minuses than plusses.  Handy for boring an arbitrarily large 
hole perhaps, but is that not why we have G2/G3 for?  The only advantage 
might be a faster bore, but all the stopping and fooling with the offset 
dial would eat up that faster time. Probably a more cylindrical bore 
since the tool shank flex is the same at the bottom of the hole as it is 
at the entrance, But so far, knock on wood, that has not been a problem 
in what I've done.

So until I can convince myself its a better way, I think I'll just write 
the gcode to do it.

Thanks all;

Cheers, Gene Heskett
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