hard a fook drill bit,..which one
19-06-2006, 02:58 PM
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hard a fook drill bit,..which one
as above,.....
to drill out snapped stud,...
just keep "polishing" the sud with other bits, which is no good..
want one that will devour the sud,...
carl
to drill out snapped stud,...
just keep "polishing" the sud with other bits, which is no good..
want one that will devour the sud,...
carl
19-06-2006, 03:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Rab
19-06-2006, 03:23 PM
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Tungsten Carbide drill bits always do the job for me, you can get router ones as well which act on the edges as well as actually drilling in
Worked a treat on drilling out a wheel stud on an old car of mine recently.
Cheers,
Andy
Worked a treat on drilling out a wheel stud on an old car of mine recently.
Cheers,
Andy
19-06-2006, 03:26 PM
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Agreed tungsten carbide are awesome bits..
But ive drilled out loads of studs and other hard bolts over the years with cheap B&Q bits...just by drilling a small hole then going in with the right sizo one...theres no need to fook quality bits up...
But ive drilled out loads of studs and other hard bolts over the years with cheap B&Q bits...just by drilling a small hole then going in with the right sizo one...theres no need to fook quality bits up...
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