The Paprsky Handheld Drill Point Gauge is a compact precision tool designed to check essential drill-bit geometry during sharpening, maintenance, and quality inspection. It helps users verify the 118° drill-point angle, compare cutting-edge lengths, and assess concentricity to support symmetrical drill-bit profiles and consistent cutting performance. Made from stainless steel, this handheld gauge includes a clear measuring scale with a 0 to 20 mm range. Its practical design makes it suitable for use in workshops, production environments, and tool-maintenance operations where drill-bit condition needs to be checked quickly and reliably.
Paprsky provides practical precision tools for industrial measurement, inspection, and maintenance. The Handheld Drill Point Gauge gives users a simple and dependable way to verify drill-point angles, cutting-edge symmetry, and alignment, helping support proper drill-bit preparation and performance.
Technical Specifications
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Parameter |
Details |
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Material |
Stainless Steel |
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Product Thickness |
1.3 mm |
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Drill Point Angle |
118° |
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Measurement Range |
0 to 20 mm |
Key Features
- 118° Drill-Point Reference: Provides a dedicated reference for checking 118° drill-point angles.
- Cutting-Edge Inspection: Helps compare cutting-edge lengths to support a balanced drill-bit profile.
- Concentricity Checking: Assists in assessing the alignment and symmetry of drill-bit cutting edges.
- Stainless Steel Construction: Built from stainless steel with a 1.3 mm product thickness.
Usage Instructions
- Clean the drill bit to remove dust, debris, and other surface contaminants.
- Place the drill bit on the gauge and align its tip with the angle markings.
- Use the gauge scale to check the drill-point angle against the required specification.
- Measure and compare the cutting-edge lengths to check for symmetry.
- Check the cutting edges for concentricity and correct alignment.
- Sharpen or adjust the drill bit where required, then repeat the inspection.
Applications
- Machining & Manufacturing: Checking drill-bit geometry during sharpening and maintenance operations.
- Woodworking: Verifying drill-bit angles to support accurate and clean drilling results.
- Metalworking: Maintaining drill-bit condition for efficient cutting performance.
- Jewellery: Supporting precise tool checks during detailed crafting and design work.
