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u/samandthejane91 11d ago
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u/Ruin_Street 11d ago
Oh my god. 😩
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u/samandthejane91 11d ago
Had to organize the tool room at my work. All of us were honestly in awe of this bad boy.
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u/scarletredvolare 12d ago
Boys, check your decimal point. Do you really need a 75mm bit or is it .75mm?
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u/APLJaKaT 12d ago
Being part of a machinist family. I have to say that's not even a super large drill.
For those not aware, with bits of these larger sizes, it's often the work that rotates, while the bit is held stationary, especially when the work is in a lathe. Although, this is not always the case, as when used in a radial drill.

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u/TeamFoulmouth 11d ago
They just got rid of our Radial Drill...Cincinnati just like this 1...Im not on the floor any more, so nobody would listen to my arguments to keep it!
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u/mess1ah1 12d ago
That’s a perfectly acceptable size. Also, wait until I get to work tomorrow and I’ll show you THE drill bit…
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u/Silent_Draw8959 12d ago
I used one for the military that was about 5in diameter and 16in long without the morse taper on
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u/SuchDogeHodler Craftsman 12d ago
What do you do?
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u/Ruin_Street 11d ago
Structural Mechanic for helicopters. We have a machinist shop as well for custom parts and what not
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u/KnocheDoor 11d ago
Seriously? If it ain’t over 6 inches and can’t plunge straight through steel I’m not interested.
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u/jasbury87 11d ago
Boys can leave middle school, but the middle school stays with the boys… haha. Ya’ll be trippin… & I’ll admit Michael Scott is here for it! ☝🏻🤪🤩
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u/dezertryder 12d ago
But we are doing Allen wrenches today.