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above example the cutting depth would be 0,97mm).
The heading "drill diameter in mm" is for boring.
As an example:
A bore of 10mm (drill fitted in tailstock, the workpiece in the chuck) requires a spindle speed of 850revs/
min.
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Slipping Clutch:
To avoid the overloading of the drive, a safety-slipping clutch is fitted.
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