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  1. #16
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    The cheapest cutting fluid is water. Spray with a garden hose to flood the area, just make sure to wear rain gear with the spray. We drilled many holes in structural plate (1/2" through 2 1/2") for column baseplates that way in the metal shop.

    We used various magnetic base drills, like Jancy Mfg 'Slugger', and used a diluted oil for that machine, as it feeds through a specially designed metal holesaw that pops out the center (the slug).

    However, when drilling 1/16" thick, oils might be easier to work with.
    The wisest thing in the world is to cry out before you are hurt.

    Board-Stretcher 101 : I cut it twice and it's still too short. I don't understand?

  2. #17
    Zack,
    Are you building a pre-planed design?
    Which one and from where?

    I have a few boutique built HP amps Darkvoice 337 and Audio GD
    I was thinking of building one from scratch from http://www.amb.org/forum/
    or speakers from http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/

    Make sure you post some pics when done..
    aka rarebear - Hand Planes 101 - RexMill - The Resource

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