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Drilling a BIG hole at 40 deg...
Plastic work, but I'll use metal tools. I need to drill a 3.5" hole at
40 deg in a 3/4" piece of plastic HDPE. Since the slant depth is about 6" and a hole saw usually only goes 1.5" I see problems. The only solutions I have been able to imagine involve making my own hole saw out of 3.5" steel pipe and using it in a drill press or lathe (sort of like line boring, which I know little about). The purpose of this drill is to make a 'flange' to adapt a (somewhat bent) SS horizontal cylinder cistern tank to accept a 3" sch 40 pipe containing roof runoff water, and maybe a 1.5" overflow pipe as well. small leaks are acceptable, but the result should be bug proof and stop all sunlight. Ideas welcome Free men own guns - www(dot)geocities(dot)com/CapitolHill/5357/ |
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