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Originally Posted by dtengineering
Sheesh... it's not a material or manufacturing problem... it's a SUPPLY problem... you've got a DeWalt Ti5443-C, for drilling curved holes, on the left and the matching DeWalt Ti5443-S for drilling straight holes on the right. Our local vendor gets those two mixed up all the time!
Jason
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Exactly!!!
This reminds me of a story from my childhood:
My 2 grandpas were helping my dad build a deck on our house when I was about 8 or 9. My job was to fetch things they needed. One of my grandpas needed me to hand him nails for the decking boards.
"Andy, I need a good nail"
"Here ya go, Grandpa"
"No, that one won't work. It's for hammering the board up from UNDER the deck."
It took me a few times until I learned to hand him the nail with the head facing up and the nail tip pointing down.
Grandpas are great.
Andy
ps... as for the point of this thread, I too think that this bent bit is a case of backwards-drilling. C'mon, we've all done it at least once. Foley Frozen students are no different.
