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 (3) WITHWORTH pipe threads (BSP)  14  ISO Tolerance

 Nominal  Drill  Nominal  Drill
 size  diameter  size  diameter  Drill Diameter Tolerance Inch
 inches  mm  inches  mm
 G1/8    8.8  G1✽1/4  39.5  up to .118        over .118 up to .236   over .236 up to .394   over .394 up to .709
 G1/4  11.8  G1✽3/8  42.0  +0                    +0                     +0                     +0
 G3/8  15.25  G1✽1/2  45.0  -.00055              -.00071                -.00087                -.00106
 G1/2  19.0  G1✽3/4  51.0
 G5/8  21.0  G2  57.0  Drill Diameter Tolerance Metric
 G3/4  24.5  G2✽1/4  63.0  Diameter     1 - 3          3 - 6          6 - 10         10 - 18        18 - 30
 G7/8  28.25  G2✽1/2  73.0   (mm)      from to         over to        over to        over to        over to
 G1  30.75  G2✽3/4  79.0  h6            0              0              0              0              0
 G11/8  35.5  G3  85.0                –.00024        –.00032        –.00036        –.00044        –.00052
                                        0              0              0              0              0
                         h7           –.0004         –.00048        –.00059        –.00071        –.00083
                                        0              0              0              0              0
 (4) American unified coarse threads       h8  –.00056  –.00071     –.00087        –.00107        –.00130
 Drill diameter  Drill diameter       +.00048        +.00063        +.00083        +.00099        +.00114
 UNC  UNC               m7
 inches  mm  inches  mm               +.00007        +.00015        +.00023        +.00027        +.00031
 No. 1  53  1.51  7/16  U  9.35
 No. 2  50  1.78  1/2  27/64  10.71  15  Trouble Shooting in Drilling
 No. 3  47  1.99  9/16  31/64  12.30
 No. 4  43  2.26  5/8  17/32  13.49  Occurrence of trouble  Cause of trouble       Countermeasures
 No. 5  38  2.58  3/4  21/32  16.67  1. Drill is dull.                1. Grind lip relief sufficiently.
 No. 6  36  2.71  7/8  49/64  19.44  Drill will not enter   2. Lip relief too small.  2. Grind web thinning.
                  work
 No. 8  29  3.45  1  7/8  22.22     3. Too thick a web.               3. Choose a drill with narrow web.
 No. 10  25  3.8  1✽1/8  63/64  25.00  Margin chipping  1.Oversized jig bushing.  1. Choose the suitable jig bushing for drill diameter
 No. 12  16  4.5  1✽1/4  1✽7/64  28.18  Cutting lip breaks  1. Lip relief too much.  1. Grind lip relief sufficiently.
 1/4  7  5.11  1✽3/8  1✽7/32  30.95  2. Feed too heavy.               2. Decrease feed rate.
 5/16  F  6.53  1✽1/2  1✽11/32  34.13  Tang breaks  1. Imperfect fit between taper shank and   1. Clean the dirt or chips in sockets.
                                     socket.
 3/8  5/16  7.94  Bruch der         2. Burred or Badly  worn sockets.  2. Change the worn sockets to new ones.
                  Drill breaks in brass  1. Unsuitable drill          1. Choose the suitable drill for work material.
                                    2. Flutes clogged with chips
 (5) American unified fine threads      Chipping of drill   1. Lip relief too much.  1. Grind lip relief sufficiently.
                  center            2. Feed too heavy.                2. Decrease feed rate.
 Drill diameter  Drill diameter     1. Unequal angle or length of cutting edges. 1. Resharpening point, choose correct drills.
 NF  NF           Hole oversize
 inches  mm  inches  mm             2. Loosen spindle.                2. Tighten spindle sufficiently.
 No. 0  3/64  1.19  3/8  Q  8.43    1. Cutting speed too high.        1. Grind point to suit work material.
 No. 1  53  1.51  7/16  25/64  9.92  Outer corners  2. Hard spots in work material.  2. Decrease the feed rates.
 No. 2  50  1.78  1/2  29/64  11.51  broken down  3. Flutes clogged with chips.  3. Resharpening early beforce too wear.
                                    4. Too wear of drills.
 No. 3  45  2.08  9/16  33/64  13.10  Large chip of one               1. Properly grind point.
 No. 4  42  2.37  5/8  37/64  14.86  flute and small chip  1. Improperly ground point.  2. Grind point with same point angle and length of lip
                                    2. Only one lip doing all the cutting
 No. 5  37  2.64  3/4  11/16  17.46  of other flute                   3. Grind with small lip height.
 No. 6  33  2.87  7/8  13/16  20.64  1. Improperly ground point.      1. Properly grind point.
 No. 8  29  3.45  1  59/64  23.42  Hole rough  2. Unenough coolant supply  2. Supply coolant enough.
 No. 10  21  4.04  1✽1/8  1✽ 3/64  26.59  3. Too much feed.           3. Decrease the feed rate.
                                                                      4. Tighten the fixture or replace.
                                    4. Fixture not rigid.
 No. 12  14  4.62  1✽1/4  1✽11/32  29.76
 1/4  3  5.41  1✽3/8  1✽19/32  32.94
 5/16  1  6.91  1✽1/2  1✽27/64  36.11  16  Characteristic of DREAM DRILLS
                  - YG-1’s Dream Drill Series are suitable for high speed and accurate drilling operations by special design and high quality.
                  - Good performance for Steels, Cast Irons, Tool steels, Alloy steels and Stainless steels.
                  - Rapid chip evacuation and excellent chip breaking can be achieved by special designed cutting edges on point and chip
                   breakers on leading edges.
                  - High accuracy and stability.
                  - Longer tool life with TiAlN coating.
                  - Self-centering
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