MT2 drill bits
- Thread starter MBiz
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twosmokinspades
CGN Regular
KBC tools is your best bet. I find they have decent prices and decent quality for my uses. They are on line only. www.traverscanada.com will also have them but cost more, and better quality
Webley No.5
CGN Regular
- Location
- Rural Alberta/Calgary
KTS tooling has a good selection of drill bits online. Otherwise search machine tool suppliers in your area and call to see if they will deal with individuals.
- Location
- Western Manitoba
Some years ago, I needed #2 MT bits for head stock in my elderly Altlas lathe - I got 1/2", 3/4" and 1" from Amazon.ca - no clue who was the seller - was certain there was multiple sizes. Can not say that is something that I buy often.
quinnjoblow
CGN Regular
- Location
- East of Toronto
Can you step drill and bore to that diameter? I’ve done some questionable setups to drill or bore a big hole. A faceplate can be your friend.
Any supply house that serves the machine shop industry can supply from their sources. If they make drills that large, on an MT2 shank. Most I see in a quick search, are MT3 and MT4. https://www.kbctools.com/catsearch/...actional Size","Fractional Size","1-3/16\""]]
But honestly, you may be cheaper off, to buy stepped shank drills of the correct sizes. Usually a 1/2 straight shank, and whatever size drill bit you need. These were really common back when a drill press used a set screw to hold the bit, as all the drill sizes had the same size shank.
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