Industrial high speed micro drill
OwnerGary Ryan Fieldinginventor
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Abstract
The present invention discloses an industrial high speed micro drill that is made to access remote and inaccessible locations in order to blend, grind, polish and cut materials and parts as determined by visual inspection powered via a pneumatic power source. The high speed drill is deployed by a controlled, articulating guide tube that acts in a multidirectional fashion to direct the action of the assemblage and allow for discrete manipulation of the pneumatically powered drill while harboring a channel and pneumatic power source carrying rubber tubing.
Claims13
An industrial high speed micro drill assemblage method for grinding, blending, drilling, polishing and cutting materials wherein said use comprises the steps of:
- attaching an industrial high speed micro drill head assembly to the most distal region of an industrial high speed micro drill assemblage;
- said assemblage comprising the high speed micro drill head assembly, an articulating guide tube, an articulating guide tube hand piece and internalized tubing;
- said articulating guide tube having a proximal and a distal end;
- attaching to the distal end of said articulating guide tube a high speed micro drill head;
- attaching to the proximal end of said articulating guide tube a hand piece;
- running through said hand piece, and said attached articulating guide tubing, internalized tubing capable of supplying said high speed drill head assembly with pneumatic power, via pneumatic pressure, which is converted to mechanical energy;
- integrating into said hand piece an articulating control unit;
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- manipulating said articulating control unit to operate the drill head assembly in X, Y, and Z planes.
An industrial high speed micro drib assemblage method of use, where said assembly is an articulating guide tube abutted on either end by a drill bit assembly and an articulation control unit, capable of 4-way articulation for grinding, blending, drilling, polishing and cutting of materials in confined spaces of a turbine wherein the drill bit assembly is supplied with a pneumatic energizing pressure, via an internalized tube, which is converted to mechanical energy for functional operation and guided in X, Y and Z planes by said articulation control unit.
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