I just checked with the fine folks at Google and they listed one firm
that sells them 72 inches long. When the shorter versions were demo'd
the other night, it was shown that they were wire rather than some
carbide metal, so they did flex quite a bit.
It does seem that in some cases you could drill into your neighbor's
house from yours'
Bob Werre
On 4/8/11 10:24 AM, Robert Jackson wrote:
>
> Jim Lyle refers to bellhanger bits that are 96" long. Can that really
> be true? What would turn an 8 feet long bit and who or how would it
> be held at the correct angle?
> Bob Jackson
>
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