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YouTube - Building the Workboat Skiff - Episode 36
True North wrote:
Y'all sure are a weak wristed bunch. I only use half inch drills but drill smaller holes and then enlarge, especially when using spade bits. When drilling holes through framing lumber I use my long auger type bits...like the electricians do. Drilling steel. |
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YouTube - Building the Workboat Skiff - Episode 36
On Fri, 14 Apr 2017 22:04:48 -0000 (UTC), Bill
wrote: wrote: On Fri, 14 Apr 2017 08:26:14 -0400, wrote: For those of you who have been following this fascinating series, the project is nearing completion. In this episode Lou offers up some tips on how to properly align drilled holes in thick material. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvTh0SDHvZQ&feature=youtu.be Lou announces that he plans to sell the completed boat on EBAY. It will be interesting to see what it goes for. It looks like he is overdue for a new drill or at least a sharpening. That dude was smoking a might. I wish I had a monster band saw like that one he uses but it's not going to happen. I had my hand on a nice one at an auction in Ft Myers that ended up going for a little over $100 but I really did not have a place for it so I did not bid. I could have had a great deal from Henc on his 1 meter bed metal lathe but I had the same problem. I would have made room for the CnC but he wasn't selling it. Build a pole barn on the property. That is the problem for a tiki bar builder like me. I am running out of property. That is why I tried to buy the house next door. I was going to make it a shop. I am still kicking myself for not coming up with the extra 12 grand (last bid) but I am not sure the bid was going to stop there and it is really a tear down. |
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YouTube - Building the Workboat Skiff - Episode 36
On Fri, 14 Apr 2017 18:55:35 -0700 (PDT), True North
wrote: Y'all sure are a weak wristed bunch. I only use half inch drills but drill smaller holes and then enlarge, especially when using spade bits. When drilling holes through framing lumber I use my long auger type bits...like the electricians do. When you are up on a ladder, your wrist is not the issue. The only issue then is figuring out soon enough that this is not going to end well and turning a fall into a jump. |
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On Fri, 14 Apr 2017 18:55:35 -0700 (PDT), True North wrote:
Y'all sure are a weak wristed bunch. I only use half inch drills but drill smaller holes and then enlarge, especially when using spade bits. When drilling holes through framing lumber I use my long auger type bits...like the electricians do. Does pushing mops and scrubbing toilets build up your wrist muscles, Donnee? Or do you do other exercises for that? This is another example of reaping what you sow. There was no need for the first sentence of your post. |
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YouTube - Building the Workboat Skiff - Episode 36
On 4/14/2017 9:55 PM, True North wrote:
Y'all sure are a weak wristed bunch. I only use half inch drills but drill smaller holes and then enlarge, especially when using spade bits. When drilling holes through framing lumber I use my long auger type bits...like the electricians do. In my case with the Milwaukee drill, that's exactly what I was doing except it had a 1/2 inch chuck. I was using an auger bit. It just jammed in one of the holes and the drill spun around and nearly broke my wrist. |
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On Sat, 15 Apr 2017 07:33:18 -0400, "Mr. Luddite"
wrote: On 4/14/2017 9:55 PM, True North wrote: Y'all sure are a weak wristed bunch. I only use half inch drills but drill smaller holes and then enlarge, especially when using spade bits. When drilling holes through framing lumber I use my long auger type bits...like the electricians do. In my case with the Milwaukee drill, that's exactly what I was doing except it had a 1/2 inch chuck. I was using an auger bit. It just jammed in one of the holes and the drill spun around and nearly broke my wrist. === I have one of those half inch Milwaukee hammer drills also. Great tool but an awesome amount of torque transmitted back when, not if, it jams up. I had it happen recently when drilling my concrete pool deck with a 1 1/8 masonary bit. My problem was not fully tightening the forward handle, allowing the whole tool to totate inside the attachment ring. I was lucky not to get banged up worse than I did. |
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On Friday, April 14, 2017 at 6:55:37 PM UTC-7, True North wrote:
Y'all sure are a weak wristed bunch. I only use half inch drills but drill smaller holes and then enlarge, especially when using spade bits. When drilling holes through framing lumber I use my long auger type bits...like the electricians do. Why on earth would you predrill a hole for a spade bit? Defeats the purpose of using a spade bit. Thats just plain stupid. |
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