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The Coffee Shop (a place to chat) Est. 2004
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[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by der5997</i> <br /> <br />NJBill: That’s a nice looking loco. Isn’t it amazing how fine they can do the handrails and not have them break?[tup] That layout sure looks as if it’s coming along well! That’s rotten luck with the flying loco!...[quote]QUOTE: Anyway, I needed to use a #80 bit to install parts. So far I have broken 3 bits. At $1.35 a bit, this gift is getting very expensive. [/quote] Would you believe soap? Try pushing the tip if the drill bit into soap before you go to drill a hole. It does help extend the life. Also, are you sure the drill is chucked exactly central? <br /> <br />[/quote] <br /> <br />I'll try the soap thing when I get a hold of some more bits. As for being centered.....well....this assumes I can tell that with something so small. <br /> <br />Thanks for the suggestions. I'm still learning about this hobby so any and all input welcomed. <br /> <br />OBTW, Good Morning all! <br /> <br />Going to a local train show this afternoon. The boys should have a blast.
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