Fred:
I believe I found a local solution, but thanks. I'll
keep you in mind if this doesn't work out.
73s,
Gary Sitton, K5AMH
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On 5/1/2017 19:12, Frederic R Wenzel via BVARC wrote:
We have machining equipment that can machine your holes for you. I
assume from note
You're no idiot for sure Rick and thanks for the offer. Rodney Martinez is
going to help me.
73s, Gary
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On May 1, 2017 6:57:41 PM Rick Hiller via BVARC wrote:
Ok I'm an idiot. You want to enlarge the holes. Sorry.
We have machining equipment that can machine your holes for you. I assume from
note below, that you just need to enlarge the 0.500” holes to 0.750” holes
(though holes). This is easy job to accomplish.
We are in Katy at 27027 Westheimer Parkway, suite 700, Katy, TX 77494. Just
south of Katy
Ok I'm an idiot. You want to enlarge the holes. Sorry. Misunderstood.
Never mind my offer. Again sorry!
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> On May 1, 2017, at 6:16 PM, rodney martinez via BVARC wrote:
>
> My badcenter punching is not necessary with a HALF INCH existing hole.
I can.
When do you need it?
How large is the plate? L x W x D? Drill press limits.
Concerned that they are not thru holesbottom of hole wud be concave. That
Ok? If it needs to be flat you need a Forstner type bit/mill. You gonna tap
them?
Why is a straight drill tricky? Wad I
It's been a busy weekend, but I'd like the information also if it's possible!
Theresa Williams KE5MUX
On Friday, April 28, 2017 6:06 PM, Jimmy Vance via BVARC
wrote:
Thanks Nizar, I'm currently taking CW Academy. My instructor is Bob K5WA
On 4/28/2017 12:54 PM,
My badcenter punching is not necessary with a HALF INCH existing hole.
Didnt read the minor details in the request. Anyway, call me and we can do it
here. I have a 24 volt monster drill here. You hold one side, and I will hold
the other.
Rod
On Monday, May 1, 2017 6:08 PM, rodney
Anyone know of anyone with the skills and tools to bore out four 1/2" holes
in an aluminum plate to 3/4". I'm very willing to pay. I considered a
step-bit or a straight drill but either is tricky, etc. This is for a base
plate on an antenna mast. The material is 6061-T6.
Gary, K5AMH
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