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Redrilling existing holes in timber at a different angle
I have some railings kits, picked up cheaply in a DIY shed sale: horizontal
softwood rails pre-drilled for tubular metal spindles. They go together very nicely when fitted on the level, but I'd like to use them also on some steps, which will mean re-drilling the 17mm diameter spindle-holes at an angle. I think I'm going to have to rig up some sort of jig to ensure that the new holes are at a consistent angle, but I suspect that asking a bit to bite accurately not only at an angle but also into an existing hole is likely to prove tricky. Any tips on doing this? Many thanks. |
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