Portable Line Boring Machine Equipment for easy concentric bore repair of holes on Backhoes, Dozers, Endloaders, Scrapper Hitches, Tractors, Excavators, machine frames, etc - using a standard magnetic drill press.

Customer photo shows our 72" boring bar reboring 4 holes in line on a large bucket. The mag drill is held by our weld-on safety base in case of power failure. Also notice the 2 just bored and sleeved holes above.

All you need is our line boring equipment, a mag drill, welder, grinder and you can do it.

Q88-E Hole Boring Set:
$1495 with Milwaukee Drill or $1295 without drill.
Bores 1" to 1.5 inches diameter holes in-line spaced up to 16 inches apart using a portable 1/2" drill.
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Click to see a video of the Q88 Portable Line Boring Equipment

7/8" dia x 28.5" long Boring Bar -chrome induction hardened and precision ground 100,000 PSI tensile strength alloy steel, resists scoring to still fit the bearings use after use. 1/4" cutting tool mounting holes are spaced 4" apart. 1/2" shank with 3 flats for driving with drill chuck.
Milwaukee Electric Drill - Variable speed, high torque and 1/2" chuck.
Drill Press Adapter with bearing - with manual feed handle to move drill.
Velcro Strap - to hold speed trigger.
2 Self-aligning Bearings - the I.D. of the bearings have a perfect fit for the shaft. Easy mounting holes.
2 Bearing Plates and 6 Standoffs - 5/8 inch thick for easy weld on and vibration free machining.
2 Centering Cones - for quick concentric alignment of the boring bar and bearings in holes.
6 Cutting Tools - 5 carbide boring cutters and 1 cobalt boring cutter.
1 Electronic Caliper - Measures 0" to 6" with digital readout to .001" in/mm
1 Solid wood case - For holding and transporting the equipment.

Rebores multiple holes in-line from 1.75 to 5.5 inches diameter spaced up to 38" apart.
(44mm to 140mm diameter holes up to 965mm apart). 8 inch boring option available.
Q150-L: $2495. Call 773-334-5000 to order this equipment. M - F, 9am - 5pm
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The standard Q150-L comes complete with everything you need except the mag drill:

1.50" dia x 54" long Boring Bar - made from highest quality chrome hardened and precision ground 100,000 PSI tensile strength alloy steel, resists burrs and scoring to still fit the bearings use after use. Cutting Bit mounting holes are spaced 5 inches apart. 3/4 diameter shank with 3 flats for solid gripping by your mag drill chuck.
3 bolt-on self-aligning Bearings - the I.D. of the bearings have a perfect fit between bar and bearings, which insures holes can be bored to near zero TIR runout.
3 Bolt-on Bearing Plates and 4 pairs of Standoffs - 3/4 inch thick for easy weld on and vibration free machining. Easy to unbolt for measuring. Black oxide coated to prevent rust.
1 Drill Base Adapter with built-in bearing - Important safety device to hold mag drill and boring bar in case of power failure. Also designed to mount the BOA-308-AMT bore welder.
2 Centering Sleeves - for concentric alignment of the boring bar and bearings in small holes.
2 Centering Cones - for quick concentric alignment of the boring bar and bearings in larger holes.
7 Carbide Cutting Tools - 3 types of boring, 1 chamfering, 1 facing. Held in the boring shaft by heavy set screws. Modifiable cutters are long enough to rebore 5.5" diameter.
1 Digital Electronic Caliper - Measures 0" to 8" with digital readout to .001"
1 Manual Inside Caliper - Prongs fit around boring shaft to measure inside bores up to 6"
1 Solid Wood Case - Padlockable, with 2 handles, and dolly wheels.

Optional Milwaukee Portable Magnetic Drill Press with chuck: $1595. (see below)
Variable speed, 11" stroke. You need this if you do not already have a mag drill with 3/4" chuck.
Optional Adaptor to bore up to 8 inches (200mm) diameter (with 8" diameter cones and extra long bearing mounting plates): $595. extra
Optional BOA-308-AMT Bore Welder Attachment: $5995. extra
Optional 36" long short bar for easy close hole boring: $595. extra
Optional 18" long extra short bar for single hole boring: $275. extra
Optional Q88A 7/8" x 29" Boring Bar Kit for use with Q150 equipment - bores holes from 1" to 1.5" diameter up to 16" apart. Also includes adapter bushings and cones: $750.
Optional Ajustable measuring/centering tools: $95. each - these mount inside boring bar
Optional Dial Indicator Bore Gage (measures 2"- 6" within .001"): $89. extra (see below)
Optional Cutting Tool Positioner: $199. - this adjusts the cutter height within .001"
Extra Cutting Tools: $12. each (minumum purchase is quantity of 10)

Rebores multiple holes in-line from 1.75 to 5.5 inches diameter spaced up to 56" apart.
(44mm to 140mm diameter holes up to 1425mm apart). Rebores up to 8 inches (200mm) diameter with optional oversize boring kit. Call 1-773-334-5000.
Q150-XLS: $3195.
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The standard Q150-XLS comes complete with everything you need except the mag drill:

1.50" dia x 72" long Boring Bar - made from highest quality chrome hardened and precision ground 100,000 PSI tensile strength alloy steel, resists burrs and scoring to still fit the bearings use after use. Cutting Bit mounting holes are spaced 5 inches apart. 3/4 diameter shank with 3 flats for solid gripping by your mag drill chuck.
1.50" dia x 36" long Boring Bar - for easy close hole boring.
3 bolt-on self-aligning Bearings - the I.D. of the bearings have a perfect fit between bar and bearings.
3 Bolt-on Bearing Plates and 4 pairs of Standoffs - 3/4 inch thick for easy weld on and vibration free machining. Easy to unbolt for measuring. Black oxide coated to prevent rust.
1 Drill Base Adapter with built-in bearing - Important safety device to hold boring bar and mag drill in case of power failure. Also designed to mount the BOA-308-AMT bore welder.
2 Centering Sleeves - for concentric alignment of the boring bar and bearings in small holes.
2 Centering Cones - for quick concentric alignment of the boring bar and bearings in larger holes.
7 Carbide Cutting Tools - 3 types of boring, 1 chamfering, 1 facing. Held in the boring shaft by heavy set screws. Modifiable cutters are long enough to rebore 5.5" diameter.
1 Digital Electronic Caliper - Measures 0" to 8" with digital readout to .001"
1 Manual Inside Caliper - Prongs fit around boring shaft to measure inside bores up to 6"
1 Solid Wood Case - Padlockable, with 2 handles, and dolly wheels.

Optional Milwaukee Portable Magnetic Drill Press with chuck: $1595. (see below)
Variable speed, 11" stroke. You need this if you do not already have a mag drill with 3/4" chuck.
Optional BOA-308-AMT Bore Welder Attachment: $5995. extra
Optional Adaptor to bore up to 8 inches (200mm) diameter (with 8" diameter cones and extra long bearing mounting plates): $595. extra
Optional 18" long extra short bar for single hole boring: $275. extra
Optional Q88A 7/8" x 29" Boring Bar Kit for use with Q150 equipment - bores holes from 1" to 1.5" diameter up to 16" apart. Also includes adapter busings: $750.
Optional Dial Indicator Bore Gage (measures 2"- 6" within .001"): $89. extra (see below)
Optional Ajustable measuring/centering tools: $95 each- these mount inside boring bar
Optional Cutting Tool Positioner: $199. - this adjusts the cutter height within .001"
Extra Cutting Tools: $12. each (minumum purchase is quantity of 10)

Q150-E5: $4790. Rebores holes in-line 1.75 to 5.5 inches (140mm) diameter.
includes Milwaukee Magnetic Drill Press with manual feed.
Q150-E5Auto: $6790. Rebores holes 1.75 to 5.5 inches.
includes Fein Magnetic Drill Press with manual and auto-feed.
Q150-E8: $5295. Rebores holes in-line from 1.75 to 8 inches (200mm) diameter.
includes Milwaukee Magnetic Drill Press with manual feed.
Q150-E8Auto: $7295. Rebores holes 1.75 to 8 inches.
includes Fein Magnetic Drill Press with manual and auto-feed.
Call 773-334-5000 to order this equipment
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Q150-E5 comes with:
1.50" dia x 72" long Boring Bar - made from highest quality chrome hardened and precision ground 100,000 PSI tensile strength alloy steel, resists burrs and scoring to still fit the bearings use after use. Cutting Bit mounting holes are spaced 5 inches apart. 3/4 shank with 3 flats for solid gripping by the mag drill chuck.
1.50" dia x 36" long Boring Bar- for easy close hole boring.
1 Milwaukee Portable Magnetic Drill Press - with 3/4" chuck, 11" stroke and variable speed.
1 Drill Base Adapter with built-in bearing - Important safety device to hold mag drill and boring bar in case of power failure. Also designed to mount the BOA-308-AMT bore welder.
3 Self-aligning Bearings - the I.D. of the bearings have a perfect fit between bar and bearings, which insures holes can be bored to near zero TIR runout.
3 Bolt-on Bearing Plates and 4 pairs of Standoffs - 3/4 inch thick for easy weld on and vibration free machining. Easy to unbolt for measuring. Black oxide coated to prevent rust.
2 Centering Sleeves - for concentric alignment of the boring bar and bearings in small holes.
2 Centering Cones - for concentric alignment of the boring bar and bearings in holes up to 5".
7 Carbide Cutting Tools - 3 types of boring and 1 facing. Held in the boring shaft by heavy set screws, modifiable cutters are long to rebore up to rebore 5.5" diameter.
1 Digital Electronic Caliper - measures 0" to 8" with digital readout to .001"
1 Manual Inside Caliper - Prongs fit around boring shaft to measure inside bores up to 6"
1 Solid Wood Case - padlockable, with 2 handles, and dolly wheels.
Q150-E8 is same as E5 but also comes with:
1 Adaptor to bore up to 8 inches (200mm) diameter - heavy duty solid steel. Holes carbide cautter out far enough for 8 inch diameter holes.
3 Extra wide bolt-on Bearing Plates - to bridge over 8" diameter holes.
2 Centering Cones - for concentric alignment of the boring bar and bearings in holes up to 8".

Q150-E5Auto or Q150-E8Auto: is same as standard Q150E but comes with the Fein KBM-80Auto Magnetic Drill Press with Autofeed (instead of the Milwaukee magnetic drill press). • Operates Manual feed or Automatic feed with digitally controlled drill feed • Uses 120 Volts Electricity (220 volts with optional $219 transformer) • 3/4" chuck to fit our boring bars • 11" total stroke length • 5.7" stroke using auto-feed • Variable three-speed gearbox, 110 to 580 rpm • Adjustable position base • Automatic Lubrication for hole boring • Weight: 58 Lbs. • Quality made in Germany

Optional BOA-308-AMT Bore Welder Attachment: $5995. extra
Optional 18" long extra short bar for single hole boring: $275. extra
Optional Q88A 7/8" x 29" Boring Bar Kit for use with Q150 equipment - bores holes from 1" to 1.5" diameter up to 16" apart: $750.
Optional Dial Indicator Bore Gage (measures 2"- 6" within .001"): $89. extra (see below)
Optional Ajustable measuring/centering tools: $95 each- these mount inside boring bar
Optional Cutting Tool Positioner: $199. - this adjusts the cutter height within .001"
Extra Cutting Tools: $12. each (minumum purchase is quantity of 10)

Customer photo showing how the bearing mounting plates are connected to standoffs that are tack welded in place. Notice the finished hole in the upper right.

Customer photo shows our Q150S Line Boring Machine boring 2 holes in line with a Milwaukee Mag Drill. The manual feed allows you to control the pressure to save cutting bits. Bunge cord would help.

Photo shows the Q150S with oversize adapter attached to a customers mag drill turning a rough torched hole into a finished 6 inch diameter hole. We have 18" long boring bars.

Close up photo shows a finished 6 inch diameter hole that was also counterbored 1/16 deep by the Q150S. Hole was originally torch cut by customer and then bored out smooth.

Customer's photo shows typical assembly of line bore equipment with Milwaukee magnetic drill. A chain was used to lift magnetic drill press in position. He used 3 bearings to reduce vibration of boring bar. If you look closely, you can just barely see the cabide cutting bit sticking out of the shaft next to the hole on the left side.

BOA-308-AMT Welding Package $6195.
(only $5995 if purchased with our Q150 Boring Equipment)

This bore welder system is for fast smooth welding in holes from 1.50" (32mm) to 8.0" (204mm) diameter. Connects to your Wire Feed MIG Welder with free adapter.
• Mounts directly to all new Q150 line boring systems
• Connects to your MIG wire feeder and power supply
• Includes adapter to connect to your wire feed MIG welder.
• Pass-through drive system features telescoping, reversible torch extension with precision lead-screw feed ensures accurate, repeatable weld bead placement ensuring proper bead to bead and bead to base metal penetration (weld thickness is easily adjusted by increasing or decreasing torch speed and wire feed speed)
• Durable corrosion-resistant construction throughout
• Lockable clutch allows single-plane first welds
• Easily adapted to a variety of boring bar systems using standard BRS interchange kits
• Pivoting torch head allows system to weld in large range of bore sizes with no torch change
• All weld nozzles are electrically isolated, thread-on design
• All weld tips are straight thread-in design; easily replaced and inexpensive
• Excellent telephone tech support
Package includes:
• Adapter to fit your MIG welder
• Weld-on mounting bracket
• Custom heavy duty aluminum carrying/storage case
• Arc start / stop / interrupt switch
• Power cord • Operators manual • Tool kit
• One piece motion device and controller with eight position borewelder mount
• 1.25" stainless steel support tube
• Mini diffuser
• Mini nozzle (insulated)
• Standard diffuser
• (2) .8mm (.030") Stub tips
• (2) .8mm (.030") Standard tips
• Standard nozzle (insulated)
• Stub nozzle (insulated)
• Standard torch assembly with 24" extension tube and 120" conduit

Options Available:
• Auto-skip upgrade (you can add this at a later date)
• Outside diameter welding torch for repairing pins
• Face welding torch
• Bore welder to boring bar interchange kit (allows units to share single support)
• MIG Power supply or wire feeder

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Click to see VIDEO of our Bore Welder on the Q150

Be careful not to bend the boring bar when installing the magnetic drill press.
11) On the Safety Adapter Base; tighten the 4 side clamping bolts against the drill magnet base. In case of electrical power failure, such as blown fuse or bad electrical cord, this is to help prevent the magnetic drill from injuring you and bending the shaft.
12) Insert cutting tool into boring bar. Set screw in place to proper dimension for cutting.
13) Spray cutting fluid in hole often. If you cant find any, WD40 will still work, but beware that cutting oils will leave an oil residue. This matters if you bore before you weld. You should remove oil residue before any welding to avoid oil hardening the weld.
14) Begin cutting at low RPMs. You should be able to remove up to 1/32 per side with each pass. Keep the carbide tool bits at low RPMs (160 max rpm for 5" dia, 225 max rpm for 3.5" dia, 400 rpm max for 2" dia). If the cutting tool is fighting hard, apply less pressure, to make the carbide cutting tools last longer. Check often to make sure the drill chuck is still tight on the shank. Vibration can loosen it.
15) The cobalt steel cutters are great for removing high spots from welded holes or for finishing. The left hand brazed carbide tools are for boring. A carbide facing tool and a carbide chamfering cutter are also included. The Borite holder with the carbide triangle insert is good for boring larger holes..
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Do not rush. There is no substitute for using caution and common sense.
There are usually three options to repair pivot holes on heavy equipment:
16 - Method A) Holes can be welded and then bored back to the original specs. Unless you purchase a Bore Welder such as the BOA-308 this is time consuming because it requires a lot of welding. Original Spec size is the hole diameter specified by the manufacturer (such as Caterpillar) to fit the pivot shaft, or if there is supposed to be a bushing, then spec size is the hole sized to press fit the bushing. Grind off or bore out galled metal first, because if you weld on top of galled metal the weld will harden too much and you will waste many cutters and a lot of time trying to bore the hard weld in the hole. Same advice goes for removing old grease and oil since they can oil harden the weld. Make sure you use the correct weld rod/wire for reboring with carbide cutting bits. 6011 rod is easier to machine than 7018 but wears faster. Consider 7014. For wire use 70S6 or substitute 70S2. It will help to first bore with a HSS cobalt steel cutter (instead of brittle carbide) to remove the high spots from hand welding. You should grind smooth any high spots from the welds first.
16 - Method B) Holes can be bored larger than spec size, and then a sleeve can be press fit or welded into the hole so that the I.D. is the original hole size (we recommend about 1/2" diameter larger for holes 2" to 4", 3/4" diameter larger for holes 4" to 6"). This method only works if the is a lot of extra room. The advantage of this method is that when the sleeve wears out you can just replace it without reboring.
16 - Method C) An oversize bushing can be installed if there was a bushing before. Then when the holes become worn out again simply replace the bushing with a new one. They can be purchased from the manufacturer (such as Caterpillar) or are easily made on a metal working lathe. Heat treating the sleeve will make it last longer. Original Spec size is the original hole diameter specified by the manufacturer (such as Caterpillar) to fit the outer diameter of the pivot shaft, or if there is supposed to be a bushing, then spec size is the hole sized to press fit the outer diameter of the bushing that the shaft fits into. Check with the manufacturer for original specifications. Oversize bushings can be purchased from a heavy equipment dealer or sometimes an industrial bearing supplier such as one at the website www.ebushing.com. If your holes are not too worn and an oversize bushing is available, then you can just bore to fit the new larger outer diameter of the bushing. You can freeze some bushings overnight (or use nitrogen) and slip them into the holes in the morning for an easy press fit into a hole that is undersized by .001 or .002". Beware that the bushing I.D. does not collapse in so much that you need to bore or hone the I.D. to fit the pin.
17) Stop to measure often and adjust your cutter as specified above in paragraph 12. You will likely need to sharpen or switch cutters at least once. Use the digital caliper with extensions and manual caliper provided or optional dial indicator bore gage or telescoping gauge set. The adjustable threaded measuring tools allow you to measure the bore without removing the boring bar. The best way to get the most exact finish is to hone the last .001 inch. This also reduces the risk of accidentally boring too much.
18) When holes are finish sized, remove Magnetic drill and all bearings.
19) Carefully use a torch and hand grinder to remove bearing standoff plates for future use or leave them on until you are absolutely sure you are done. The screws are designed for easy re-assembly back together in the exact same position if you tighten them down 90 percent of the way and tighten the last 10 percent of the way a 1/4 turn per each screw until they are all tight.
20) If you are careful you should use about 2 carbide cutting bits per hole. Welded holes are hard on carbide bits and may use more.
21) Our standard equipment can bore up to 5.5" diameter but be aware that extending the cutting tool bit out far increases unwanted vibration (tool chatter). To bore holes larger than 5 inches, use the optional oversize adapter which allows hole boring up to 8 inches. The adapter slides on the boring bar and is designed to be screwed into one of the threaded holes that normally hold a set screw and then clamped on the boring shaft by tightening the clamping screw. The cutting bit can then be used inside the adapter to bore up to 8" diameter. The optional adapter comes with 8" diameter cones and longer bearing mounting plates to bridge over 8" holes.
NOTE: The carbide tips can be modified or sharpened with a green silicon grinding wheel or diamond grinding wheel mounted on a bench/pedestal grinder. Grinding the relief angle of the carbide further back can help reduce cutting tool chatter. The colbalt steel cutters can be sharpened on any grinding wheel. All the cutting bits shipped with the line boring equipment are full length stock size, so that each tool is capable of cutting to its maximum diameter. To bore holes smaller than 3.5" diameter, cut the shank of a cutting tool bit with a metal cutting saw. To bore very small holes, you may need to grind back some of the cutting tool head so that it can fit further down into the tool hole on the boring shaft. Our equipment uses standard 1/2" square lathe carbide cutting tools.
We provide a carbide facing cutter that faces a circular path about 5/8" wide and can be used to face multiple concentric paths. Also consider using a portable belt sander for surface facing.
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Replacement Cutting Tools:

• Brazed AL8 carbide boring cutter 1/2" square: $12.
This is our most popular. Just sawcut to length.
• Cobalt steel boring-finishing cutter 1/2" square: $12.
Needs sharpening often. Great for boring high spots in weld or for finish cut. Sharpen on any grinding wheel.
• Brazed carbide Chamfering cutter 1/2" square: $12.
Chamfers a 45 degree lead-in angle on outside of hole.
• Brazed carbide Facing cutter 1/2" square: $12.
Faces a path 5/8" wide. Can face overlapping paths.
• Borite LH 1/2" holder for triangle carbide insert: $29.
Reuse by changing the triangle carbide insert.
Great for reboring holes larger than 3.5" diameter.
• Borite 3-sided triangle carbide insert: $12.

Minimum order size is 10 cutters. We recommend C5 (or PC300) carbide for reboring steel plate and C2 carbide for reboring castings. Note: 1/2 inch = 12.5mm

Optional Precision Dial Indicator Bore Gage: $89.
• Measues 2.0" - 6.0" with 11 anvils
• 0.0005" Graduation indicator.
• 6 inch probe depth
• For measuring hole diameters, tapers, and roundness.
• Self centering.
• Comes with AGD Group II dial indicator.
• Fitted case with anvils index
• Accurate way to measure your holes
• Time consuming to use.

Optional Telescoping Bore Gage Set: $49.

• 6 piece Telescoping Gauge Set. Measures up to 6 inch (150mm) diameter holes. Use the knurled end to lock the setting, then measure accross the ends with the digital caliper included with your line boring equipment. Self-centering spring-loaded action with lock, satin chrome finish. Precision-machined hardened steel anvils with spherical tips; uniform contact pressure. Plunger expands in hole to be measured. Comes in plastic pouch for storage. Included FREE with new Q150 systems.

Optional Threaded Measuring and Centering Tool Set: $95. per set - fits thru the boring bar into the 1/2" square cutting tool ports. We include all the different lengths of threaded extensions with rounded ends you will need for holes 1.75" to 8". These tools are used to measure the bored hole without removing the boring bar. After gaging the hole you measure accross the threaded gauge rods with the digital caliper. These adjustable tools can also be used to position the boring bar inside a worn hole during setup. Very accurate to +/-.001". (More reliable than telescoping gauge set)

Optional Boring Bar mounted Snap Gauge Set to measure holes: $489.

The most accurate, reliable and easy way to measure the holes but also our most expensive. These hole size measuring gauges fit inside the boring bar into the 1/2" square cutting tool ports. These tools are used to accurately measure the bored hole without removing the boring bar. Very accurate to within .001".

Optional Cutting Tool Positioner: $199.

Easy way to accurately adjust your cutter height to within .001" on the radius. It also holds the cutter while you tighten the set screw. Clamps to the cutting tool and adjusts the position. Works for adjusting the cutter height for holes 2.5" diameter and larger. Can be left on the cutter while boring holes. Includes hex wrench for the set screw. We recommend this for holes 2.5" (63mm) diameter and larger.

Optional Cutting Tool Micro-Adjuster:
$292. (Dial type)
$442. (Digital type)

A very accurate way to adjust your cutter height. Clamps to the carbide carbide cutting tool shank and very accurately adjusts the position. Can be used on either end of the cutter. Works for setting the cutter for boring holes 2.5" diameter and larger. Extremely accurate to within less than .001". Unfortunately you have to remove it before boring.

Optional Cutting Tool Dial Indicator and magnetic mounting bracket: $195.

This kit is much better than it sounds. Includes a Dial Indicator with .001 inch increments, a flat pusher disc and a magnetic mounting bracket with multiple threaded hole positions to screw the Indicator into. This solid mounting system eliminates the flimsy rods normally provided with a dial indicator. Our L shaped magnetic bracket clips on next to boring bar below the bearing.

Optional Honing Tool: $97.
Attaches to your Mag Drill chuck or any other portable drill. 2 to 7 inch range. Comes with 220 Grit honing stones premounted for super smooth finishing work if you are a perfectionist. We also include a set of 100 Grit honing stones that are great for removing the last .001 inch without going over. We recommend this.

Optional Universal Joint for Mis-alignment: $695.

Use to compensate for misalignment of the Boring Shaft and the Magnetic Drill Press. Comes with Adapter Shaft (not shown in photo) to connect the Universal Joint Coupling to your 3/4 inch Drill Press Chuck. This is not needed for most line boring jobs.

Custom made Tools for Cutting I.D. Retaining Ring Grooves: $395. - this kit is custom made to order and comes with a spring, 2 set screw tool positioning collars and 2 extra long cobalt steel cutters ground to match the width of your inside retaining ring groove. A crude but low cost way to machine a retaining ring groove.

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Milwaukee Magnetic Drill Press with 3/4 inch chuck to fit the shank of our line boring shaft:
$1595. if purchased with a line boring setup.
($1695. if purchased separately.)

Fein KBM-80Auto Magnetic Drill Press
with Automatic Feed and 3/4 inch chuck to fit the shank of our line boring shaft:
$3595.00 if purchased with a line boring setup.
($4095.00 if purchased separately.)

Fein Power Tools introduces the first fully automatic magnetic drill press with digitally controlled powerfeed.
• Approved by Fein Power Tool Company for use with the Q150 line boring adapter.
• Works in Auto-Feed or Manual-Feed modes.
• Custom made Auto-feed rate for the Q150 system
• Uses 120 Volts Electricity. (see below for optional $219 transformer if your country has 220 volts)
• 3/4" chuck to fit our boring bars
• 11" total stroke length
• 5.7" stroke using auto-feed
• Automatic Lubrication for hole boring
• Swivel-lock Adjustable Positioning Base
• Mechanical three-speed gearbox, 110 to 580 rpm
• Electronic speed reduction/adjustment
• Touch pad controls
• Torque slip clutch
• Flexible bit insertion and highly accurate concentricity using a combination of QuickIN and MT-3 chuck
• High torque, high-performance motor for core drilling up to 3 1/8" (80 mm) and tapping up to 1 1/8" (M27)
• Excellent job safety due to an extensive safety package with torque slip clutch, visual magnet holding power gauge, and Viseo Touch Pad controls
• Price includes: tool case with dolly wheels, coolant tank, safety strap, chip hook, 3/4" chuck, QuickIN adapter for M 18 × 6 P 1.5 slug cutters, 2 centering pins, drift, touch guard
• Quality made in Germany
• Weight: 58 Lbs.

Voltage Transformer/Regulator: $219.

Fully automatic servo motor-type A.C. voltage transformer and regulator, 3000 watts. It will convert 220-240 volts electricity to 110-120 volts to use Milwaukee or Fein magnetic drill presses in countries where 120 volts is not available. Not to be used on American 220-240 Volts. This voltage regulator will stabilize a voltage fluctuation between 50v-130v or 160v-245v (+/- 4%). Weight 26 Lbs. (12 kg)