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Franklin,

I have viewed/seen the photo  you have posted. It seems that
the wall condition is not that bad except for the nailheading
& plating condition (thickness) which quite thin which make
the wall condition looks bad.

You can check the following parameters.

     1.) Spindle Feedrate, revolution
     2.) Bit condition (was it new or resharped)
     3.) No of hits for this hole.

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Andrew J. Medina
Quality Control Section
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Daeduck Phils., Inc.
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Franklin,

The drill bit after excessive uses can grab the fiber and drag some epoxy
with it, causing roughness.
The roughness will not plate well.
These photos have just that appearance.
QA here has seen this and know what to look for. Less hits per bit could
help.

Larry Russell
www.cwi.com.tw

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From: Franklin D Asbell [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 6:46 AM
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Subject: [TN] Hole wall quality


I've been asked to evaluate some images, hole wall plating defects, and try
to locate the cause.

The information available to me are these are drilled 0.021" holes, they
were drilled one panel up, four panels total, and there was only one 0.021"
tool per spindle. The spindles were new or repoints. Upon evaluating the
bits nothing really jumped out as bad...another image not posted shows
excessive nailheading.

I'm open to any and all comments...as well as a list of items I can begin
checking...thanks

I've posted the images at http://asbell.net/images.htm

Franklin

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