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December 23, 2015 at 7:24 am #445621
woodman_412
ModeratorI buy drill bits in sets except for replacement bits of more expensive ones. Router bits individually as I need them. Jigsaw blades in packs with all the same blades in it. OMT blades usually individually as I need them. Driver bits usually in packs.
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December 23, 2015 at 7:50 am #445644What the hell are you drilling Aaron? Letting us know that and might help you better.
Frank! What is your SIL up to now?
It’s like he has a secret lab in his shop and always up to no good. He He
@r-ice,
I hope you are taking your time drilling through the hardened steel and not trying to power drill through it?lol i am going to have to buy a lab coat and also build one of those bubbling beaker sets with lights heh. All I am drilling is carbon steel and stainless steel. I use either when I am making knives and usually I just drill during the annealed stage as it makes more sense but occasionally i realized I missed a hole or just want to change it up to add a few holes after. So that is why I want some HSS drill bits to make it easier to sharpen as black oxide, ti, cobolt you can’t sharpen.
December 23, 2015 at 8:28 am #445684What the hell are you drilling Aaron? Letting us know that and might help you better.
Frank! What is your SIL up to now?
It’s like he has a secret lab in his shop and always up to no good. He He
@r-ice,
I hope you are taking your time drilling through the hardened steel and not trying to power drill through it?lol i am going to have to buy a lab coat and also build one of those bubbling beaker sets with lights heh. All I am drilling is carbon steel and stainless steel. I use either when I am making knives and usually I just drill during the annealed stage as it makes more sense but occasionally i realized I missed a hole or just want to change it up to add a few holes after. So that is why I want some HSS drill bits to make it easier to sharpen as black oxide, ti, cobolt you can’t sharpen.
Don’t forget the evil scientist goggles.
December 23, 2015 at 8:29 am #445685What the hell are you drilling Aaron? Letting us know that and might help you better.
Frank! What is your SIL up to now?
It’s like he has a secret lab in his shop and always up to no good. He He
@r-ice,
I hope you are taking your time drilling through the hardened steel and not trying to power drill through it?lol i am going to have to buy a lab coat and also build one of those bubbling beaker sets with lights heh. All I am drilling is carbon steel and stainless steel. I use either when I am making knives and usually I just drill during the annealed stage as it makes more sense but occasionally i realized I missed a hole or just want to change it up to add a few holes after. So that is why I want some HSS drill bits to make it easier to sharpen as black oxide, ti, cobolt you can’t sharpen.
Don’t forget the evil scientists goggles. 😀
http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/page.aspx?p=70788&cat=1,42207,42216December 23, 2015 at 8:59 am #445699This is why i buy sets like these when i come across them. Granted not the best bits made, but for $4.50 on clearance it stocked me up on the fragile smaller bits
Yep stocking on bits that cheap just makes sense. You can’t beat the price and the you’re right the fragile bits always are breaking.
I have been pretty lucky, I have been able to restock my bits from work,
And the last class over years I bought the Bosch black oxide, the cobalt, and the titanium bits. Mu bethepro.com quality, they last and last imoThe only bit that gave me problems was the 5/32 cement bit that came with the Bosch anchor drive system, looks like the hardened tip let go , forgot what I do drilling with this,
December 23, 2015 at 4:25 pm #445813Id like to get a couple of those kits yet. I love a good case
December 23, 2015 at 9:04 pm #445897Sets all the way,, sets all the way. sometimes the bigger the better and then others the smaller the better.
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December 23, 2015 at 9:19 pm #445902I buy in sets , singles and in bulk when possible .
December 24, 2015 at 2:14 am #445981sometimes the bigger the better
Yup sets!!!
December 24, 2015 at 6:39 am #446041This is why i buy sets like these when i come across them. Granted not the best bits made, but for $4.50 on clearance it stocked me up on the fragile smaller bits
Yep stocking on bits that cheap just makes sense. You can’t beat the price and the you’re right the fragile bits always are breaking.
I have been pretty lucky, I have been able to restock my bits from work,
And the last class over years I bought the Bosch black oxide, the cobalt, and the titanium bits. Mu bethepro.com quality, they last and last imoThe only bit that gave me problems was the 5/32 cement bit that came with the Bosch anchor drive system, looks like the hardened tip let go , forgot what I do drilling with this,
Those aren’t bad but i’d rather have hss, its just on the fact you can sharpen them, i can’t be bothered running to the store to replace them lol.
December 24, 2015 at 9:11 am #446148Sets all the way,, sets all the way. sometimes the bigger the better and then others the smaller the better.
Man Dirty that is a beast of a circular saw. Definitely need your Wheaties to wield that one around.
Automotive Pro
Fayetteville, NCDecember 24, 2015 at 9:14 am #446154yellaD
ProSets all the way,, sets all the way. sometimes the bigger the better and then others the smaller the better.
That is a kicka$$ saw!! How often do you get to use it? Is there a lot of kickback?
December 25, 2015 at 12:53 am #446449Sets all the way,, sets all the way. sometimes the bigger the better and then others the smaller the better.
Man Dirty that is a beast of a circular saw. Definitely need your Wheaties to wield that one around.
Yea it kinda sucks for over head cuts LOL!!
December 25, 2015 at 1:12 am #446455Doobie
ModeratorSets all the way,, sets all the way. sometimes the bigger the better and then others the smaller the better.
Papa bear and baby bear. Looks kinda cute.
Found that 16in saw finally.
https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/p.1000776297.html
Weighs 50lbs. Not for girlie-men, that’s for sure.
December 25, 2015 at 5:27 am #446480This is why i buy sets like these when i come across them. Granted not the best bits made, but for $4.50 on clearance it stocked me up on the fragile smaller bits
Yep stocking on bits that cheap just makes sense. You can’t beat the price and the you’re right the fragile bits always are breaking.
I have been pretty lucky, I have been able to restock my bits from work,
And the last class over years I bought the Bosch black oxide, the cobalt, and the titanium bits. Mu bethepro.com quality, they last and last imoThe only bit that gave me problems was the 5/32 cement bit that came with the Bosch anchor drive system, looks like the hardened tip let go , forgot what I do drilling with this,
Those aren’t bad but i’d rather have hss, its just on the fact you can sharpen them, i can’t be bothered running to the store to replace them lol.
Well don’t know if you noticed, but they do sell sets, and individuals, so you can buy more individuals of the ones you use more, because I can’t be bothered with sharpening 😉
December 25, 2015 at 6:10 am #446481This is why i buy sets like these when i come across them. Granted not the best bits made, but for $4.50 on clearance it stocked me up on the fragile smaller bits
Yep stocking on bits that cheap just makes sense. You can’t beat the price and the you’re right the fragile bits always are breaking.
I have been pretty lucky, I have been able to restock my bits from work,
And the last class over years I bought the Bosch black oxide, the cobalt, and the titanium bits. Mu bethepro.com quality, they last and last imoThe only bit that gave me problems was the 5/32 cement bit that came with the Bosch anchor drive system, looks like the hardened tip let go , forgot what I do drilling with this,
Those aren’t bad but i’d rather have hss, its just on the fact you can sharpen them, i can’t be bothered running to the store to replace them lol.
Well don’t know if you noticed, but they do sell sets, and individuals, so you can buy more individuals of the ones you use more, because I can’t be bothered with sharpening
There is that lol, I just like having them on hand. specially the smaller bits as I’ve somehow snapped them while using them. Perhaps I’ll have to give the bosch ones a go as I have a few metal projects coming up as well.
December 25, 2015 at 8:48 am #446548yellaD
ProI’m going to buy a set of abrasives and a single chisel. Some might do it the other way around! 🙂
December 25, 2015 at 9:01 am #446553I’m going to buy a set of abrasives and a single chisel. Some might do it the other way around!
What do you mean a set of abrasives?
Automotive Pro
Fayetteville, NCDecember 25, 2015 at 9:45 pm #446778yellaD
ProI’m going to buy a set of abrasives and a single chisel. Some might do it the other way around!
What do you mean a set of abrasives?
I was thinking this set
http://festoolshop.ca/PL2SK-D6-15/December 25, 2015 at 10:47 pm #446801Doobie
ModeratorI’m going to buy a set of abrasives and a single chisel. Some might do it the other way around!
What do you mean a set of abrasives?
I was thinking this set
http://festoolshop.ca/PL2SK-D6-15/Buddy of mine used those on wood to seal the wood and give it a glass like finish.
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