The article is devoted to an important parameter that characterizes the accuracy of the shape and location of the hole after machining — the displacement of the hole axis. When designing operations for drilling small-diameter holes with a large depth (the ratio of the hole depth to its diameter is more than 10), a method for predicting this parameter is necessary to improve the accuracy of work. The article considers the causes and methods of eliminating this negative impact on hole machining using the example of a small-diameter drill axis runout. Recommendations are given for reducing drill runout: to reduce cutting modes; to perform the drilling operation while rotating the workpiece, which can stabilize the drill position during machining; to use drills made of hard alloy or obtained by powder metallurgy methods, which increases their rigidity; before drilling the workpiece, to center the hole with a more rigid drill.
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