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BP1064 Slitting and Drifting


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BP1064 Slitting and Drifting
by Uri Hofi



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The chisel.





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Mark the bar with the chisel.





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Pour some of the lube into the mark.





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Hit the chisel with the hammer only 2-3 times.





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Pour more lube into the hole. Repeat with the hammering and lube but DO NOT go all the way through the metal.





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Turn the steel over and repeat the same process from the other side.





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As the chisel will go through the metal this time, use a cutting plate to protect the face of the anvil.




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Mark the metal with the chisel, pour lube into the mark and hit the chisel with the hammer 2-3 times.




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You can see the fire that comes out from the slot because of the coke burning.




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Hammer the chisle into the steel and add more lube until you complete the slot


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The finished slot.





Drifting


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Align your drift into the hole.





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Place the metal and drift over a prichel hole so the drift can go through the metal.





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Hit the drift with the hammer 2-3 times.





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Remove the drift from the hole.





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Pour more lubricant into the hole. This allows the drift to slide through the metal easier.





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Hit it 2-3 more times and add more lube. DO NOT go all the way through the metal.





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Turn the metal over and now pour in lube and drift from the other side.





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The finished hole.




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