I suppose you could say the same thing about drilling a hole in a
block. Perhaps the bracket method would take up the least amount of
space then?
Noel
On 6/23/09, john schwery jschw...@embarqmail.com wrote:
Noel, I had a drill guide for awhile but gave it away. They are ok
if you have open
, June 24, 2009 8:25 AM
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] screw driving and drilling straight
I suppose you could say the same thing about drilling a hole in a
block. Perhaps the bracket method would take up the least amount of
space then?
Noel
On 6/23/09, john
Noel, I think, where possible, use a drill press. Otherwise, an
angle bracket would probably take less space than a block. I didn't
have a press, either, but it surely has some wonderful advantages
over a hand drill.
earlier, Noel Romey, wrote:
I suppose you could say the same thing about
I think I mentioned the 1 2 3 thing for drilling straight holes.
Firstly, I have a set of measuring blocks. These are two inches long,
half an inch wide and various thicknesses from 1/16th to 3 quarters.
There is also a block that is one inch thick, two inches wide, and three
inches long.
I
Noel, I had a drill guide for awhile but gave it away. They are ok
if you have open space to use it. But if you are drilling near an
edge in a tight spot, they are useless.
earlier, Noel Romey, wrote:
The only reason I can think there's a greater sign is because of quoting.
As per my
