Unforch, I am not equipt to do that and rotate the drill tubing at the same > time, which I found stirred it enough that I could drill another 15 thou > before it shorted. I did consider it though, but found that size of tubing > was too fragile to cut a dielectric access port into the side of it without > serious warpage. As I'm not, contrary to the tee shirt I'm wearing (Don't > rush me, I get paid by the hour) actually paid by the hour, I just puttered > along with what I could do easily. At my age, 75, its more important that I > live long enough to finish the project. Being a type 2 diabetic, my warranty > expired many years ago. ;-) > > Warranties ..... overrated .... no one stands behind them anyway...... Same with life insurance.... that's rigged also. If you die, how can you collect? ;-) My Dad is 79 and has type 2 also. His Grandmother lived to be 107, so he thinks he is still middle age. I'm not going to tell him otherwise. ;-) Keep moving, eat right. :-) The fact is that many of the machines I have worked on will outlive me. Oh well. I guess that is what wills are for..
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