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#61
Alas I don't have one of those drill bits since I have no fences on my property. Since it is a Stihl maybe Mags can get you one. I am pretty sure it would be good for ice fishing also.
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#62
Hey I'll ck into that.
I wonder about sharpening those.
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#63
There seems to be some very knowledgeable drill sharpeners on the forum. Maybe one of them will weigh in on this. Me I'd probably burn some hardfacing rods on the cutting edge and then grind, somehow.
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(09-22-2016, 07:49 AM)Rick L Wrote: http://m.harborfreight.com/brad-point-wo...61618.html
These are actually really good.  The guys in the shop are really fussy and like them.  This way each got their own set.

I'd read the reviews before I buy those.  A lot of reviewers noted the points were not drilled on center, making the bit wobble when drilling.  YMMV.
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#65
Offcenter pilots points would definitely be a problem. That can be fixed by resharpening but you don't expect to need that on a new drill.
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#66
Was the motor turning in the correct direction?
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(09-24-2016, 01:25 PM)gizmo Wrote: Was the motor turning in the correct direction?



Gizmo, I believe so. It's back in the woods far off, so I'll hafta hike back there an ck.
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(09-24-2016, 01:25 PM)gizmo Wrote: Was the motor turning in the correct direction?

Ya know if the motor was running backwards then likely making the motor run frontwards would cause things to even out and then drill OK. Dang gizmo that would be a simple solution. Thanks.
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(09-24-2016, 07:04 PM)Redman Wrote: Ya know if the motor was running backwards then likely making the motor run frontwards would cause things to even out and then drill OK. Dang gizmo that would be a simple solution. Thanks.


Hey Red. I never made it back to the woods to ck the direction. I got snake bit and have been recoupin......
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#70
Have you considered contracting the pine work out?

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