julianf

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• Oct 29, 2016

• #21

ps. using a drill press, or even a drill that you can set a slower rpm on will help you.

 

danny6801

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• Oct 29, 2016

• #22

Can you recommend any decent drill bits as I'm guessing they will be tough to drill out.

 

julianf

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• Oct 29, 2016

• #23

http://www.toolstation.com/shop/p16851?table=no

(or somthing similar)

 

julianf

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• Oct 29, 2016

• #24

(obviously you will need a few different sizes - get a center punch to start you off also - that will make life a load easier)

 

danny6801

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• Oct 29, 2016

• #25

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Heller-19...4b058677d4:g:xZEAAOSwdzVXoecSxZEAAOSwdzVXoecS something like this would be good I guess.

 

julianf

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• Oct 29, 2016

• #26

Just buy 3 or 4 from toolstation and save yourself a pony.

 

danny6801

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• Oct 29, 2016

• #27

Will do what sizes do u think I should get.

 

Marmaduke

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• Oct 29, 2016

• #28

danny6801 said:

Will do what sizes do u think I should get.

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I've got a set from machine mart

 

danny6801

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• Oct 29, 2016

• #29

Have never bought anything from them might have a look.

 

Marmaduke

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• Oct 29, 2016

• #30

For sockets and spanners I prefer halfords professional but electric tools and general garage stuff I've bought from machine mart

 

danny6801

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• Oct 29, 2016

• #31

Yeah same here with Halfords mite start looking at machine mart for stuff.