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louckswayne
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Guys
Does anyone know the name of that tool that Ed Fulawka is useing in his drill press
(on u-tube) to round square bar stock!
Wayne
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Wayne, It is called a hollow mill, it needs to have a 5/16 hole in it. Here is a picture of one that I made. Mine is a little different than his.

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It's a cutter that is used with magnetic drills, in the UK the trade name is 'Rotabroach'
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burt wrote:It's a cutter that is used with magnetic drills, in the UK the trade name is 'Rotabroach'
Thanks Burt
I was hopeing it was a tool that could be used with a drill press.
oh well.
Thanks
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There's nothing to stop you making an adaptor, one end to go in a Jacobs chuck, and the other end to accept a Rotabroach cutter.

You just need a lathe, or a mate with a lathe
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burt wrote:There's nothing to stop you making an adaptor, one end to go in a Jacobs chuck, and the other end to accept a Rotabroach cutter.

You just need a lathe, or a mate with a lathe
OK Burt
Ill check into it!
Wayne
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