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eloah_damata:
Bullshit
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You've reached the end
Bullshit
Just use the WD40
What happened to your voice? Peer pressure, I understand.
Teflon tape is amazing used it a lot in plastic manufacturing you can use it on screws on the hot parts won’t melt
That teflon tape is doing absolutely nothing. Only a restart would think that is actually effective.
“Too much heat.” *drills through sheet metal…*
Through that thickness of material, it is not gonna heat up but try that on a quarter inch plate
This guy ahould atop making videoa.
No toilet wax ring works the best
That would do nothing
Even if you’re drilling at the correct speed if you drillbit is heating up just STOP let it cool down a little bit or put some lubricant on it. You can drill fast if you take breaks.
Well I guess I'll consider everyone that says that a total idiot..
Cause today can't be measured in years unless you're taking about space and time travel...
Instead of saying I didn't know this.
Damn. Now I have to go find some metal. And a drill.😂. ❤
That’s a unabit and of course sheet metal is breeze but try doing that 1/4 stainless steel
Now what the fuck does that mean?? I was today years old..😡
So I guess you're just an idiot.
a steady stream of water to cool the bit and flush the shavings away is the best way... if i have to drill a bunch of holes in stainless and its something i can submerge in water ill also do that ... i use a small swimming pool .. but drilling through thin metal with a step bit is always easy
I use motor oil on the stepper bits. No need for lighter oil on those bits.