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They look like parabolic or high helix drills. They're primarily used for deep hole drilling to minimize having to peck to remove swarf. I have a set of fractionals up to 1/2" made by Chicago Latrobe. They work great. They're best used in a machine rather than a hand drill. The high helix tends to pull the drill into the work piece. They're easily controllable in a mill, but a bit harder with a hand drill.
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Haven’t tried them, only the basic 4 flute core drills if got a few sizes of, not ream finish but not far off, needs a pilot hole unlike triflute I’ve been told, think I might invest in a few to try, just some basic sizes like 16mm clearance, plus they look cool
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Originally posted by boslab View PostHaven’t tried them, only the basic 4 flute core drills if got a few sizes of, not ream finish but not far off, needs a pilot hole unlike triflute I’ve been told, think I might invest in a few to try, just some basic sizes like 16mm clearance, plus they look cool
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Originally posted by boslab View PostTTT is right, them things is very very pricey, oh well semi sharp Chinese decorative iron drill it’ll be, how sad, was looking forward to high tec drills
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Sometimes you get lucky. I paid $65.00 for the 1/16- 1/2" (by 1/64 increments) set of Chicago Latrobe set I bought last year. They came from a company that buys out industrial businesses overstock, or inventory from closed businesses. They were simply listed as "High Speed Jobber Drill Set". I could see from the photos what they were, and the price was unbeatable.
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