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RE: Checking a drill bit for warping - Steve N - 06-16-2017
(06-16-2017, 12:51 PM)BloomingtonMike Wrote: You guys don't have a Woodpecker limited time only tool drill warpage plate - only $249 pre order only??
Mike once again you are too rich for me, thus I own nada WoodPecker, but I somehow manage to squeak by
RE: Checking a drill bit for warping - JGrout - 06-16-2017
(06-16-2017, 07:38 PM)Steve N Wrote: Mike once again you are too rich for me, thus I own nada WoodPecker, but I somehow manage to squeak by
suffering with whatever cast iron surface happens to be just good enough............ usually the table on the drill press is handy
JMO
RE: Checking a drill bit for warping - Steve N - 06-16-2017
(06-16-2017, 08:48 PM)JGrout Wrote: suffering with whatever cast iron surface happens to be just good enough............ usually the table on the drill press is handy
JMO
I know, it's almost like those drill press guys colluded with the drill bit guys, and wham, there we are rolling drill bits.....
RE: Checking a drill bit for warping - BloomingtonMike - 06-16-2017
Reaming with laughter.
RE: Checking a drill bit for warping - hairy - 06-17-2017
I put it in the drill press. If it wobbles, I use this method to chuck it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vq2YlWf3RYI
RE: Checking a drill bit for warping - Steve N - 06-17-2017
I really like William Ng. Up until then I though he was kinda dry
Good one hairy
RE: Checking a drill bit for warping - Arlin Eastman - 06-19-2017
One more thing I should add is I keep my finger on the bottom of the bit and roll it that way because it will pronounce the wobble better if there was any and just go the length of my finger.