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Re: pic: A "Bit" of a problem.
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Originally Posted by ebarker
Okay so is there any chance they drilled the hole with the bit turning BACKWARDS ? I've actually seen someone do that and melted a hole in an aluminum sheet.
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No, it was going the proper direction, that I am certain of. Really, it was probaly just a freak accident. The bit getting caught at the end, and the piece being drilled being twisted around and then back into the jig must have just been enough to bend the heated bit.
The main thing that surprised me is that it didn't just snap in half.
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