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Subject:		Re: Re: Drilling holes in frame
Name:		MoparNorm
Date Posted:		Aug 13, 06 - 10:14 AM
IP Address:		71.110.247.243
Email:		moparnorm@hotmail.com
Dodge-Link		http://www.tradesman.irwin.com/irwin/consumer/jhtml/browse.jhtml?catId=IrwinCat100077
Message:		Look at these, at the Dodge-Link, to get an ideal of the types and differences. Use an M-2 or Cobalt type jobbers bit, not a multipurpose bit, any bit that says "works in wood, plastic and metal" is a homeowners bit and not suited for drilling in high strength steel. As a rule I don't buy bit sets but the specific sizes that I need, as I need them. Sets don't last long as they are usually just 'high speed' bits that are not up to the task and sets of REAL drill bits would set you back about $125. Even good bits don't last forever unless you are experienced and an expert at sharpening. MN
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Re: Re: Re: Drilling holes in frame by PwrWgnDrvr · Aug 13, 06 - 11:28 AM Re: Re: Re: Re: Drilling holes in frame by MoparNorm · Aug 13, 06 - 2:26 PM Re: Drilling holes in frame by Oldmopar · Aug 13, 06 - 2:24 PM Re: Re: Drilling holes in frame by MoparNorm · Aug 13, 06 - 2:31 PM Re: Re: Re: Drilling holes in frame by JimmieD · Aug 13, 06 - 2:45 PM Re: Re: Re: Re: Drilling holes in frame by JimmieD · Aug 13, 06 - 2:52 PM

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