Originally Posted by
AndrewMilne
Hi Rangieman,
Perhaps you know Bohica, or know more about him than I do, and you may be quite correct in your second line.
I have no evidence of whether or not Bohica has oxy-acetylene gear, or knows how to use it.
But, even if that's right, he could do what one might usually do in such a situation, and take the task to someone who can assist him to do it.
The fact of the matter is that Bohica asked if anyone had a method (that did not require a lathe) to reduce the shank-diameter of his drill bit, and I offered him one.
I prefer to wait and see what his response is. That might be more constructive.
AndrewMilne
OTE=rangieman;2754283]Maybe he could use that epoxy glue they use on building lotus cars
I don`t think he has use of a welder / Oxy Let alone know how to
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Little things please little minds, and the epoxy molecules, uncured are very very little. There are in general lots of people with lots of helpful advice. Occasionally someone just like to poke fun at others. Apart from this reply, I do not lower myself with a response.
The drill with the kit is measured at 16.25mm Bunnings have one at 16mm, reduced shank. I'm not sure if the size difference is a problem. I got confused thinking that the sump plug was 17mm, not 16mm. There are in general lots of people with lots of helpful advice. Occasionally someone just like to poke fun at others.
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