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![]() Art wrote in message ... Hello RCM'rs. If you have an existing 1/4" dia hole (1/2" deep), and want to drill a new hole of 1/2" dia and offset it .040" from the center of the 1/4 hole but you only have a drill press how would you do it? Right now I'm thinking of trying a drill bushing correctly oriented over the part and just trying a twist drill but was hoping there is a better way ( I would normally try plunge cut will mill). TIA for any comments. Don't even think of trying to do that. A twist drill will bend to some extent to follow the original hole whether you use a drill bushing or not. You must mill a new hole with a 2 flute milling cutter until it at least clears all sides of the original hole and you can then enlarge that if needed with a drill bit and/or reamer depending on the accuracy you require. It's not recommended but at a pinch you can use a milling cutter in a drill press chuck if you go easy. -- Dave Baker |
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