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converting a remmington super 660
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<blockquote data-quote="Railomatic" data-source="post: 672591" data-attributes="member: 8482"><p><strong>drills</strong></p><p></p><p>You can also use a masonary bit to drill your bar, you will need to alter the cutting angle first to about 20 degrees using a green grinding stone, before you start drilling build a small reservior out of blue tack or similar putty will do</p><p>around the hole to be, fill the reservior with cutting fluid and once you start cutting don't stop or the metal will work harden and you will have difficulty starting again, same goes for a cobalt drill.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Railomatic, post: 672591, member: 8482"] [b]drills[/b] You can also use a masonary bit to drill your bar, you will need to alter the cutting angle first to about 20 degrees using a green grinding stone, before you start drilling build a small reservior out of blue tack or similar putty will do around the hole to be, fill the reservior with cutting fluid and once you start cutting don't stop or the metal will work harden and you will have difficulty starting again, same goes for a cobalt drill. [/QUOTE]
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