Thanks for the comments.
Greg - since these have six blades, I just used a standard mic to set it but five and seven blades would require a V-anvil micrometer. Perhaps that is why they chose six blades.
John - was the hours of pain related to setting them to size?
Well I have found out that the company who made them is Taylor and Jones, and they are based in Huddersfield, UK. They have some good info on their web site.
They make two types of adjustable reamer: Type B33 for ferrous material and B47 (which I have) for non-ferrous material. New blades are available for them and the extension pilots are used in the manner I thought they were.
Greg - since these have six blades, I just used a standard mic to set it but five and seven blades would require a V-anvil micrometer. Perhaps that is why they chose six blades.
John - was the hours of pain related to setting them to size?
Well I have found out that the company who made them is Taylor and Jones, and they are based in Huddersfield, UK. They have some good info on their web site.
They make two types of adjustable reamer: Type B33 for ferrous material and B47 (which I have) for non-ferrous material. New blades are available for them and the extension pilots are used in the manner I thought they were.
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