Originally Posted by Hardcoretroubadour If you are drilling out be very careful not to go too far. Might need a forstner bit as they cut flat. Or a Brad point, the tangs on the Brad point will help it cut in and the spike helps keep it centred.
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Originally Posted by FrankenWashie Or a Brad point, the tangs on the Brad point will help it cut in and the spike helps keep it centred. Yeh I was thinking brad point might be the go if I needed to enlarge.
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Originally Posted by FrankenWashie Or a Brad point, the tangs on the Brad point will help it cut in and the spike helps keep it centred. Sorry, brad point was what I meant. A drill press makes this job much easier and less likely to stuff it up, especially if you are enlarging the holes
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