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Re: Press Fit
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Originally Posted by JamesCH95
My opinion is that for 1/4" and thinner you'd be better off with a good quality step drill, hole cutter, and/or reamer, depending on what sort of fit you wanted. I don't like how big drill bits like that are not very forgiving. They can make 'triangle holes' and catch big burrs and spin parts when they're used in thin material.
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I'll echo this as well. Bearing holes are always going to be the same sizes, 0.875", 1.125", etc. Investing in a couple of reamers that only do that job will last the team forever, and give you accurate, repeatable results.
-Brando
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