Precision Layout and Drilling Exercise 01
Description:
This skills exercise is designed to properly Layout and Drill holes with equal spacing.
This Skills exercise also reinforces the use of Go-No Go gauges to improve quality and accuracy.
Hole positions are allowed ±0.030” tolerance. All holes drilled at 90°± 2° of surface of material.
Student Skills: I Can…
- practice drilling SOP from start up to clean up
- Read and Understand basic Drawings
- Use a Steel Rule to Accurately Layout hole locations
- Identify and implement best practices to Hole Layout and Drilling
Materials/Tools Required:
6”x6” square of ½ - ¾ MDF or .125” Aluminum Plate 2024 T3 / 6061 T6
Drill Motor: Electric or <3000 rpm Air Drill
0.125 Drill guide
0.250 Drill guide
0.125 Twist Drill
0.250 Twist Drill
BoeLube (If using aluminum)
Layout Tape (Wide Masking Tape)
Square
File and Deburring Tool
0.250 Pin Gauge
3+ Go/No-go gauge (Laser Cut)
Process Instructions:
Layout
Place Layout Tape on Part
Layout Holes as per Drawing Spec
Inspect marking to ensure conformity to drawing with Go/No-Go Gauge.
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Drilling
Secure work pieces in a suitable vice or clamping device.
Caution: ensure the clamping device does not scratch or mark the surface of the part.
Using the proper drilling and guide tools, drill required holes at marked locations.
Pilot Holes with 0.125” Drill Bit
Full size Holes with 0.250” Drill Bit
Debur all holes at hole entry and exit
Use gauge pin to assess angular tolerance of hole
Mark Holes out of angular tolerance
Use Go/No-Go gauge to ensure dimensional standards and uniformity.
Mark Holes out of Placement tolerance
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Quality Control Assessment (Final inspection)
Perform a final quality control assessment by comparing the completed assembly against the standards and geometrydetailed in the drawing.
All work completed in accordance with the drawing and is ready for final inspection.
QA Technician Initials_____
Name:______
Drilling Quality RubricDescription/ Points / 3 / 2 / 1 / 0
Hole Size and angle / Gauge Pin
(Correct Bit) / - / - / (Wrong angle)
Hole Position
(Go/No-Go) / <.030” / <.050” off / <0.100” off / >0.100” off
Hole Shape / Round on entry/exit hole / Not round on one entry/exit / Not round on both entry/exit / Not round in hole/entry/exit
Hole Inside (Bore) Appearance / Clean finish in 2/3 hole / Clean finish in 1/3 hole / Clean finish in < 1/3 hole / Rough Finish
Hole Burrs (Both Sides) / No burr, no visible countersink / Small burr or visible countersink / > 1 small burr and visible countersink / Burrs present front and back
Written Process Documentation / Labeled, easy to understand, readable / Missing one element / Missing two elements / Missing all elements or not done
Totals
Skills Self Reflection
What was difficult for you:
What went well:
What do I need to do to improve:
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