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From: phxexaminer
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  • Ha, I wish i saw this several years ago... it might have saved me a lot of grief.

  • my old boss used to bitch all the time cuz we would go thru bits constantly, he kept buying more expensive bits... i told him it was the drill, he didnt' wanna listen.

  • if it starts to smoke just spit on it.

  • Dude, you are pressing so hard that I can see the bit flexing, let the bit do the work....and use oil...

  • Oil is always necessary when drilling ferrous metals, period. No matter what type of drilling apparatus you're using. If you're smart you'll invest in some colbalt bits and a 1/2 inch or 3/4 inch drill which have low gearing and  torque.

  • I try to use oil to cool the bit when I can . About a Month ago I had to drill out a broken bolt on a back strut on Mercury Tracer . I need to keep the drill bit cool to drill out the old bolt . so oil was my only choice . That was a case harden bolt with a hardiness of number 10 . Man was that a bear to do . I did not have a torch to heat them up at the time . Heat is the best for frozen bolts .

  • You need cutting oil on what your drilling into .But you can use any oil to cool the bit .

  • @ducklandwikeno Oil is messy and is unnecessary if you are using a hand drill. You still can't drill any faster. All you have to do is lower the rpms and that bit will bore many clean holes for you. A drill press, depending on the stock you are drilling, yeah .. for sure use cutting oil or any light duty oil.

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