Date: 4/14/2000, 3:45 pm
I neglected to mention that I was using a brad point bit. While drilling the test panel, I withdrew the bit at an angle and lifted the glass slightly. I know I can drill a clean hole if I'm really careful. I'm just looking for a little insurance in case I lapse. Thanks,
Ross
> Hi Ross, Check out the Kayak shop and go to the rudder or bowloop section.
> The drill is illustrated there. Normal drills cut unclean edges as you
> have found out. Brad point drills are used for making finished looking
> holes for dowels. I use stainless hardware so i drill minimum 16 x
> 3/16" holes in the deck. Vaclav
> This past week I came up with an idea for a non-recessed deck fitting (My
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- Drilling holes in a perfectly good kayak
Ross Leidy -- 4/14/2000, 3:29 pm- Tape over both sides
Dale Frolander -- 4/14/2000, 9:40 pm- Ross, Ross, Ross . . . .
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- Re: Drilling holes in a perfectly good kayak
Spidey -- 4/14/2000, 3:46 pm- Re: Drilling holes in a perfectly good kayak
Scotty -- 4/14/2000, 4:45 pm- Re: Vaclav knew what they were called! NT
Spidey -- 4/14/2000, 3:48 pm - Re: Vaclav knew what they were called! NT
- Brad point drill
Vaclav -- 4/14/2000, 3:39 pm- Re: Forsner Bits!!
Ian Johnston -- 4/14/2000, 7:00 pm- Re: Brad point drill
Ross Leidy -- 4/14/2000, 3:45 pm - Re: Brad point drill
- Ross, Ross, Ross . . . .
- Tape over both sides