[simpits-tech] Microstop....

[Gene Buckle]

> There are several different sizes of cutters. They are piloted type cutters
> to make holes for countersink fasteners. Some of the aviation sites are numbered
> 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8. They are in 1/16 inch increments. Their range can be from
> .098 to .500. The cutter is chucked in a drill like a drill bit. The "Cage" can
> be rotated up or down to set the depth of the cut. There is a lock ring that is screwed
> against the cage to lock it in place. There are marks on the cage and the housing to
> monitor how many increments you have moved. I think they are in 1/32 increments.
>
> ****** You set you depth on a practice piece of material first. The same thickness
> as your project.********
>
> The best way to check the depth of the cut is use the fastener you are going to use.
> Take your time. You cannot replace the material if you go too deep.
>

Thanks Craig.  Are they sold in sets?

g.