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24-06-2002, 00:39
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Re: Drill Mounting
Posted by Matt Leese at 2/11/2001 3:55 PM EST
Other on team #73, Tigerbolt, from Edison Technical HS and Alstom & Fiber Technologies & RIT. In Reply to: Drill Mounting Posted by Dan Richards on 2/11/2001 2:58 PM EST: I'm assuming you cut off the handle of the drill then. You'll want to build some sort of mounting bracket for the drill then (if you have someone skilled in sheet metal this is their time to shine). It can take a generic U shape sized for the drill and then just but some sort of strap to hold it down. You can see some pictures of what we've done on our website below. Matt |
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