On Friday 15 July 2016 15:59:20 Gene Heskett wrote:

> Greetings all;
>
> I bought, from a British vendor, a set of small internal and external
> single tooth tapping tools.  The tooth on each looks as if it would be
> well buried cutting a 16 to 18 tpi thread to something resembling full
> depth.  The internal bar has flats on 3 sides so it cannot be rotated
> in a std QC holder, but the cutting chip itself is mounted, and the
> end of the tool matches it, such that it is tipped down in front
> toward thge x axis, guessing 5 to 8 degrees.  So I am wondering if the
> cutting tip needs to be adjusted a few thou above or below the
> centerline.  My gut thought is to jack it up a few thou until the
> cutting edge itself is on the centerline as this will give additional
> clearance under the cutting edge in a smallish hole.
>
> Other ideas?
>
> Thanks guys, I'll go set it that way & waste a chip I guess. But I'll
> also check back in occasionally for advice.
>
> Thanks all.
>
I mounted, and checked for working clearance & found I was close to a mm 
of not having enough for a full thread height retraction at the bottom 
of the taper.  That, and I'm not sure I have the advancement angle 
correct. Not worth wasting a $30 chip to find out.  So I am 
contemplating mounting a diamond disk, putting a cheap small boring bar 
in the chuck on my rotary, and grinding a single toother on the end of a 
$3 boring bar.  I have done that before, 4 or 6 years ago. Holding a 
dremel by hand yet.  PIMA is what that was since the carbide in those 
cheap tools shatters like herculite rear windows on a hot July day in 
Yuma AZ at the first hint of a chatter.
.
> Cheers, Gene Heskett


Cheers, Gene Heskett
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