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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: Field Marshal Dr. Opti on 07 May 2015, 14:51:39
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I have just purchased a 15 piece Irwin drill set, HSS titanium.
Sizes range from 1.5mm to 10mm.
I'm informed this will also be fine for drilling wood.
Truth or boll*cks?
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Yep, be fine. :y
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Yep, be fine. :y
I've always used wood bits before.....for wood. :y
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Always a preference to use wood bits as they have a different cutting face (reduces chipping as they are designed to cut through the wood grain), generally a centre point to aid location and often a deeper scroll (at the expense of strength which is not so important with wood) for removal of the drilled wood from the hole.
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Sometimes standard drill bits tend to scorch the wood if you,re pushing too hard or the revs of the drill are too fast. :y
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Sometimes standard drill bits tend to scorch the wood if you,re pushing too hard or the revs of the drill are too fast. :y
I love the smell of burnt wood in the morning.
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Apocalypse now, great film
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Sometimes standard drill bits tend to scorch the wood if you,re pushing too hard or the revs of the drill are too fast. :y
I love the smell of burnt wood in the morning.
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Yep , woodbine ::)
What are you planning to make or drill Mr Opti :-\
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Mrs Opti in law... :D
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Sometimes standard drill bits tend to scorch the wood if you,re pushing too hard or the revs of the drill are too fast. :y
I love the smell of burnt wood in the morning.
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Yep , woodbine ::)
What are you planning to make or drill Mr Opti :-\
Or, as Boris described your avatar, Ajockalypse now. ;D