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Anonymous Thu Nov 3 00:02:54 2011 No.49510 [Reply] [Original]

>that feel

>when you drill

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 3 01:36:30 2011 No.49701 I liek timber but half inch I-beams can go suck my balls.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 3 02:26:21 2011 No.49776 Drilling acrylic dry without clamping is one of the worst feelings in the world.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 3 02:30:45 2011 No.49786 >that feel when you freehand with your had drill and >all holes are perfect 90 degrees and line up >Feel like a boss

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 3 02:31:54 2011 No.49790 >>49776 I don't mind the feel, but it's hard not to get most kinds of plastic to drill without cracking. I really need a drill press.

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 3 02:32:02 2011 No.49791 Inlaying with a Dremel tool and expensive downcut bit, bit snaps... >FFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUU

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 3 02:35:17 2011 No.49795 >>49790 you can drill them wet, but you gotta set up a cutting fluid that doesn't eat the plastic.. or the cast iron press table

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 3 03:05:53 2011 No.49835 >>49791 >i know that feel

>>	Anonymous Thu Nov 3 04:08:13 2011 No.49900 >>49790 Actually you can buy bits for plastic without so much relief so they don't bite and shatter it. Some guys can just do it by eye on a bench grinder but that's not either of us... without a whole lot of time, anyway.

>>	Capt B'Tardo Thu Nov 3 11:44:57 2011 No.50324 a dull bit drills plastic better then a sharp one. it doesn't try to force as much material away and helps prevent cracking