Hello community, inspired by this post https://homedistiller.org/forum/viewtop ... =2&t=80331 I decided to build some bits for some simple jobs. I have few tools so I can't do cool things ..... instead of inserting lots of photos I thought I'd upload a vodeo on youtube. I hope it helps the community otherwise .... you can fool me !!!! Hello.
build expander/countersink drill bit (video)
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Re: build expander/countersink drill bit (video)
nice tricks there, cheers
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Re: build expander/countersink drill bit (video)
Great video
Very creative
Very creative
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Cranky"s spoon feeding for new and novice distillers
http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewtopi ... 15&t=52975
Cranky"s spoon feeding for new and novice distillers
http://homedistiller.org/forum/viewtopi ... 15&t=52975
Re: build expander/countersink drill bit (video)
Thank you very much, I believe it is the cheapest option in the world
Re: build expander/countersink drill bit (video)
Quite the innovator Sir. Could a little machine oil help with some of the forming?
BTW, I still have a scar on the top of my foot from soldering pipe with sandals (sandalo) on.
BTW, I still have a scar on the top of my foot from soldering pipe with sandals (sandalo) on.
Re: build expander/countersink drill bit (video)
Sandals ... not the most suitable shoes. I made this realization on the fly, it was a test but it was successful, only a weld point ... but I know that burning pain !! Usually we use the lubricant for drilling but I have not tried with this job, maybe it works or maybe it reduces the friction too much and therefore does not deform the metal. Something to try.
Re: build expander/countersink drill bit (video)
This type of information is what makes this a great site. People have different ways of processing information a visual is one of the best.
Re: build expander/countersink drill bit (video)
Thanks a lot. It is also thanks to you that you triggered the "spring" with the initial post. For maximum accuracy I originally posted the link to the discussion.