I don't remember the names of the shops that are as bad as the BGS...
There are equivalents that look like warehouses but there's a lot more competition than here.
From the ones I mentioned, Castorama is on the cheaper end but still looks more like a shop than a warehouse and Leroy Merlin is nicer.
Then in the centre of Paris you have the dream of the DIY shop, the 'BHV'... with prices that go with the location. I always go for a stroll when on holidays...
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Intriguing - I'll have to make sure I visit the BHV if I ever manage to make it back to Paris!
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Junk shop acoustic refurbs (various)
'The TGS Special'
Maybe this can work ?
Sharplace Forets HSS Hélicoïdaux Mèche pour Plastique Bois Métal - 1,0 mm à 3,0 mm https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B074QG3B8H/..._E3wrAbDRMGPCF
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#1st build - JMA-1L
#2nd build will certainly be a custom kit close to the GR-1SFG
After searching for hours,
I can't find anything on amazon :/
The smallest tip is on the given link! : /
Is there really brad point bit of 1, 1.5, 2mm ? :/
I search on amazon, ebay, aliexpress, and all french big brands of "do-it-yourself" (I don't know if it's the word) stores and nobody sell this ! :/
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- Volgar, 2018
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#1st build - JMA-1L
#2nd build will certainly be a custom kit close to the GR-1SFG
For the really small sizes, 1 and 1.5mm you'll probably have to use the standard twist drills. From what i have seen the bradpoints start at 2mm, the most common size sets start at 3mm.Originally Posted by Volgar
When you drill the smallest holes, just make sure you use a nail or a sharp punch to mark the spot to give the drill something to locate the tip and prevent it moving sideways on you.
FrankenLab
Hand crafting guitars, because Death Rays are expensive.
Maybe these can work ?
- 1 & 1.5 mm
- 2 mm
- 3 mm
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"Isn't funk the most beautiful creation of man?"
- Volgar, 2018
__________________________________________________ __________
#1st build - JMA-1L
#2nd build will certainly be a custom kit close to the GR-1SFG
Yeah they should work fine, like i said you will just need to be super careful in punch marking the holes and in starting your drill hole.
FrankenLab
Hand crafting guitars, because Death Rays are expensive.
Ok thanks,
Only One drill bit for 1mm is good ?
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"Isn't funk the most beautiful creation of man?"
- Volgar, 2018
__________________________________________________ __________
#1st build - JMA-1L
#2nd build will certainly be a custom kit close to the GR-1SFG
First part is here !
And ... in bonus my new pedal, who arrived at the same time
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"Isn't funk the most beautiful creation of man?"
- Volgar, 2018
__________________________________________________ __________
#1st build - JMA-1L
#2nd build will certainly be a custom kit close to the GR-1SFG
Mooer Black Secrets are phenomenal RAT clones, especially for the price and for their size!
I am a big fan.
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