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    Quote Originally Posted by thehomeengineer View Post
    Hi Toolmaker51

    Here is the photo of milling cutters and identification

    The left in the UK is an End Mill and the Left a Slot Drill
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ID:	22509 Yes, partially. In US both are endmills, capabilities ID'ed by number of flutes.

    A shell mill is like an End Mill but is bolted to an arbour
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ID:	22511 Yes, exactly.

    Side and face and slitting saws fit to a Stub Arbour.
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ID:	22512 Yes, exactly, or that of a horizontal mill. Full length arbors aren't named that I know of, stub is self-explanatory.

    Deadlock cutter is screwed to an arbour with a realise mechanism built in the arbour via to dog grub screws one tightening the cutter and the other to release
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ID:	22510 New to me, 100%

    Are the names for these items the same in the US? Yes.

    The Home Engineer
    Unsure [spelled no clue] on Deadlock, so googled it. LOL, got identical ebay page, at 93 something Euro's as your pic but no description or amplification otherwise. No recollection of screw-on cutters beyond countersinks; I guess a right hand cutter uses left-hand threads, retained by grubs?
    Other deadlocks were door hardware. Those I recognize easily, house full of them, circa 1902.
    Last edited by Toolmaker51; Mar 3, 2018 at 03:08 PM.
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