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So ya just rub some Boelube on your tool before going at it?


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Originally Posted by MtnBoomer
So ya just rub some Boelube on your tool before going at it?


Depends what you are doing but generally speaking push your bit into the boelube. Drill dip as required.


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I like the stick and don't use the paste.

http://spenceraircraft.com/boelube-stick.html

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Thanks. Like to try some.


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I might have a tube around the house here. Let me check. If so I'll send you it.


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I got this 5% Cobalt 115 piece set 2 months ago, but have not started using it yet. It is being held in reserve while other sets decay.

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I break, dull, or forget to put away a drill nearly every day.

If someone else came in there and acted like that, I would kick them out, permanently.


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Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter
Tight quarters would be one. They don't preform well on 90 and 45 degree terry drills. They require a pilot.


In that application, what drill doesn't require a pilot?

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Originally Posted by Bristoe
Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter
Tight quarters would be one. They don't preform well on 90 and 45 degree terry drills. They require a pilot.


In that application, what drill doesn't require a pilot?


Stovepipe!


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Originally Posted by 257_X_50
Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter
Boelube and the right speed drill and bit works wonders.



Well we agree on something..........as you could see from my previous posts.

Bigger drills all have margins that I see. Heck. Anything over 1” I think anyway. All the ones in the drawers do

A margin less drill is not always wrong. This is home owner

But aircraft rivets.......sure. But this isn’t aerospace

And me..........10 years in aerospace fasteners...Cherry Rivets.



Here are a few of your sh_T Cherries you are so proud of. I get a lot of side work, so I always have materials and tools at home.

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Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter
Originally Posted by 257_X_50
Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter
Boelube and the right speed drill and bit works wonders.



Well we agree on something..........as you could see from my previous posts.

Bigger drills all have margins that I see. Heck. Anything over 1” I think anyway. All the ones in the drawers do

A margin less drill is not always wrong. This is home owner

But aircraft rivets.......sure. But this isn’t aerospace

And me..........10 years in aerospace fasteners...Cherry Rivets.



You ain't drilling a hole that size specially not if it is a CT. You use a step reamer.

Marginless bits are not for drilling rivets! They are for drilling Stainless, CT, and holes in and around other holes!

Cherries are sh_t. The ONLY time I will use a Cherry is if it is totally impossible to get a solid in there and a Huck is not appropriate.

!0 years wow I guess I should be impressed? I been playing this game for three times as long as you.

I don't care who the end user is, if they are looking for the right tool for the job, I gave them the correct answer.

10 years were in aerospace R&D .......you are such a dink.

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Didn't start out exactly dumb on this topic, but have learned some stuff. Thanks.


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Originally Posted by 257_X_50
Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter
Originally Posted by 257_X_50
Originally Posted by MontanaCreekHunter
Boelube and the right speed drill and bit works wonders.



Well we agree on something..........as you could see from my previous posts.

Bigger drills all have margins that I see. Heck. Anything over 1” I think anyway. All the ones in the drawers do

A margin less drill is not always wrong. This is home owner

But aircraft rivets.......sure. But this isn’t aerospace

And me..........10 years in aerospace fasteners...Cherry Rivets.



You ain't drilling a hole that size specially not if it is a CT. You use a step reamer.

Marginless bits are not for drilling rivets! They are for drilling Stainless, CT, and holes in and around other holes!

Cherries are sh_t. The ONLY time I will use a Cherry is if it is totally impossible to get a solid in there and a Huck is not appropriate.

!0 years wow I guess I should be impressed? I been playing this game for three times as long as you.

I don't care who the end user is, if they are looking for the right tool for the job, I gave them the correct answer.

10 years were in aerospace R&D .......you are such a dink.


Ten years in Aerospace R&D and the best you could come up with was Cherry Rivets? I am the Dink? LMAO


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Who would have thought that drill bits would excite such a fervor.

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Originally Posted by High_Noon
Who would have thought that drill bits would excite such a fervor.

They piss me off when they don't work!

Researching has led me to conclude that IF I were to spend some money on this it'd be Viking/Norseman....


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Originally Posted by MtnBoomer
They piss me off when they don't work!

Say this in a loud, heavy Groid/ebonics influced voice: "I heard that."

Originally Posted by MtnBoomer
Researching has led me to conclude that IF I were to spend some money on this it'd be Viking/Norseman....

Yes, that was my conclusion as well. I also think the DSCO 60 recommended by Hotrod would be a good choice.

DSCO-60

For the money, I couldn't beat the Moly Drill Hog index I just purchased, so I obviously think Drill Hogs are also a good choice, but I've yet to use them.

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Originally Posted by High_Noon
Who would have thought that drill bits would excite such a fervor.


The phrase "drill bit" doesn't do much for me either


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Originally Posted by MtnBoomer
Originally Posted by High_Noon
Who would have thought that drill bits would excite such a fervor.

They piss me off when they don't work!

Researching has led me to conclude that IF I were to spend some money on this it'd be Viking/Norseman....


I like em.

“Word on the street” is the drill hog are bulk unbranded Norseman, thst drill hog puts in sets.
Yea or nea? I dunno. Garage journal has their conspiracy theorist just like here on the fire.


Harry J Epstein online store has deals on Norseman sets.


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Originally Posted by BigDave39355
...drill hog are bulk unbranded Norseman...


Drill Hog are Chinesium.


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Originally Posted by pal
Originally Posted by BigDave39355
...drill hog are bulk unbranded Norseman...


Drill Hog are Chinesium.


I don’t doubt that. Just something i read.......


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