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Taps, dies and reamers

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Post by dhammond Sun Mar 18 2012, 21:28

Four companies that I use for taps & dies that charge reasonable prices.

http://www.tracytools.com/ (Cheapest source of adjustable reamers that I know of and very fast delivery)
http://www.chronos.ltd.uk/
http://www.rdgtools.co.uk/
http://www.rotagriponline.com/

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Post by mike d Sun Mar 18 2012, 21:34

thanks for sharing it with us David...
sounds good to me...
should help some of the members..
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Post by mike d Sun Mar 18 2012, 21:37

the drills on there David are £45 ... do you think there worth it????
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Post by dhammond Mon Mar 19 2012, 19:55

Depends on what drills you are looking at, whether you are drilling with a hand drill or a pillar drill and what job you are performing. I have seen many cheap drill bits that are badly forged so that the shafts are bent by 0.4mm so you have no chance of drilling accurate holes.

If you want really expensive drills go for TiAIN coated solid carbide drills. Great for hard cast iron but you are looking at over £76 + VAT for one 12.5mm drill bit.

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Post by mike d Mon Mar 19 2012, 23:38

thanks for the informatiom david..now i know what im looking for..
many thanks..mike..

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Post by sirpedrosa Sun Dec 19 2021, 18:23

Hi Gentles

Just to add info.

This kind of tools in Portugal:
1 - https://www.irmaossas.com/
2 - https://www.masterprof.pt/en/

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