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Old 03 April 2010, 09:39   #21
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Good hand placement is essential...

During my stainless drilling attempt, on an A frame plate...i had one hand on the drill and the other on the A frame...

...too much pressure on the drill, needless to say the drill bit broke...and then i managed to drill through my hand with the broken drill bit!...

...strangely enough the bleeding stopped quickly!, but a visit to A&E on a Saturday evening is not recommended...

no lasting damage, other than an ugly scar at base of my thumb...
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Old 03 April 2010, 15:11   #22
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Can't believe this thread has stayed on topic - especially with all this talk of 'good hand placemnet', "keep er lubed", "Drilling holes", 'slow an easy'


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Old 03 April 2010, 18:22   #23
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Slow and steady wins the game. Don't forget to wet it up a bit !!!
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