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An EDM for Tap removal
One of our group moderators, DrMico60, has built and then improved an EDM suitable for tap removal, see:
He provides enough info to allow building a modest cost unit which would remove broken taps or make holes in hard material like tool steel. For tap removal a hollow eroding tool just large enough to break into the flutes of the tap will reduce the amount of? material eroded, speeding up the process.? John |
EDM maybe very old aka { Electrical discharge machining spark erosion }
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The erosive effect of electrical discharges was first noted in 1770 by English physicist Joseph Priestley. EDM was for machining around the 1940's . Before the 1940's they used sand / grit and ground down the part.?? I do not know about tap removal the first ad I found was in 1950's. It is downloaded section.?? Dave? Craig Hopewell 6:51am? ? Good stuff. There is a huge amount of technology out there. I'm still in the age of simple machining and napkin design. No edm, CAD, mill power feed, CNC, etc. 8^) |
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