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Re: drilling into sprockets
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Originally Posted by Tristan Lall
If that's not the case, try centredrilling, then starting with a smaller bit (3/16" or something), and going up in increments.
I'll second that, I remember drilling through the large kit sprockets (2004 KoP I think). It wasn't extremely difficult once you got the drill through the surface layer.
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