

Underneath is a small catch basin where the cutting dust and overflow fluid collect to settle the fluid is then pumped again for re-use. This keeps it submerged in lubricant at all times. The blade sits inside an enclosure that has coolant constantly flowing into it. The included low-flow pump provides a constant stream of coolant/lubricant directly to the blade. This keeps the blade cool, keeps the metal cool, and helps it cut faster. (See image at right) To cut metal you need to use constant lubrication. This heat causes the material to become soft and weld to the teeth. Without lubrication the blade can get too hot. (Note: The speed controller does not work with cordless drills.)

Hook up a cordless drill and cut rings anywhere you want! At shows, craft fairs, clubs, demonstrations, think of the possibilities.

This powers the cutting blade without transferring any vibrations from the drill. We solved that using a custom flexible power coupler to attach the drill to the blade. Unlike other tools, you are not limited to one length coil and you don't have to take half the tool apart between coils.Ĭonnecting a drill directly to the cutting shaft transfers any vibration or wobble from the drill directly to the blade, causing issues. As many as you want, in any length you want.
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Before attempting, start off with aluminum, brass, or copper, and learn how to use the machine using "easy" metals. With the Ringinator® you can cut even the hardest of Stainless Steel, Titanium, and even challenging metals like Niobium or Argentium. You are not limited to only cutting soft metals like copper or aluminum. Using the laser and the speed controller, you can get repeatable results time after time. To eliminate all guesswork we include a laser tachometer that will allow you to measure in real-time the exact RPM speed the drill is going, with the push of a button. In combination with the included laser tachometer, you can get perfect repeatability in cuts over time. So instead of adjusting the speed using the trigger, you plug the drill into the controller and use a knob. The speed controller in effect replaces the trigger of the drill. All you have to do is plug the drill in to the speed controller, lock the trigger to "on", and then adjust the speed. (Drill not included, use 3/8" or larger )Ī built in bracket keeps it secure and completely hands free.
