stevie
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I give you a shocking news...the ace damper works with the same principle of the adjustable hydraulic brake (I don't know what you mean with "hydraulic cylinder")...which then is the same principle as the pneumatic flow regulator. if you read the answers of others I have also clarified that the regulation with incomprehensible oil is much more effective than the pneumatic regulation, but that I doubt that the cost of a hydraulic brake is justified. . .drilling a thin wall without control of relative position between piece and tip (maybe even by hand, but there must be) is guarantee not only of a job done wrong, but a great example of what not to do from the safety point of view.
in some companies (use), drilling a panel on column drill without blocked piece is right cause for dismissal. will there be a because, or are they also charlaters like those who are advising a different road in this thread?
then, that a tube can be drilled even with a screwdriver and its hammer is obvious, but everything can be done good or bad, it is to those who do the job to choose which professional want to be.
in technical detail an ace dampener serves nothing: one should not dissipate kinetic energy of a moving mass; It is necessary to maintain constant speed at the end of a load. the only mechanical system that guarantees this function is the hydraulic cylinder (or oleo-pneumatic, as suggested by wttm). as already discussed above, the most economical and functional system today, is however the electromechanical one.
so much to add some wood to the fire, you could object that the use of a tip to steps combined with a pneumatic system is certainly not a good choice, since it adds to every step a further leap forward of the tool that loses repeatedly resistance and is still pushed by the force of advancement without position control. the use of this tool on a curved surface is another force of its natural use.
wishing to discuss the type of tool, the one to use would instead be a "short" tip with angle of 90°, suitable to start the hole without preforum with tip from center. A guide compass is obviously indispensable at the entrance, while the one at the exit could be completely absent if the position control of the tool was electromechanical.
I conclude by saying that if wttm comes out of this discussion, who puts us back is the op and would be a sin. Instead, I avoid comments on certain obvious features to the eye even distracted.
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