Submitted by CephasPetraPeter t3_10omqrt in DIY
extra_specticles t1_j6foihy wrote
You could buy a 3000 dollar metal lathe and pare the drill shaft down a bit.
FeralCJ7 t1_j6fqxtp wrote
Seems like the most sensible option.
extra_specticles t1_j6fserz wrote
I watch YouTube. Pretty sure rockler/kreg/sawstop/squarespace or nord vpn can supply them.
twinpac t1_j6g6e40 wrote
One of those is not like the others. Nord VPN?
extra_specticles t1_j6gak74 wrote
You don't watch YouTube a lot do you?
86tuning t1_j6g67oa wrote
> You could buy a 3000 dollar metal lathe and pair the drill shaft down a bit.
a normal drill bit is tool steel and very difficult to cut. i spoze a percussion bit might be easier.
cheapest real option is to get the correct size drill.
if you were a real hack you could change the shank from round to triangular using a bench grinder to fit in the smaller drill machine.
Shot_Boot_7279 t1_j6g8d73 wrote
Most drill shanks are slightly softer thane the flutes portion. I used to “pair” the down all the time!
Edit: in a pinch you could probably chuck in drill backwards and grind it against belt sander. I’ve done that as well at home with no pairing machine.
extra_specticles t1_j6gan4d wrote
Hahahha love it.
Dramatic_Accountant6 t1_j6kgrw4 wrote
I have ground down large bits to a triangular shape to get them to fit.
86tuning t1_j6krsei wrote
> I have ground down large bits to a triangular shape to get them to fit.
> if you were a real hack you could change the shank from round to triangular using a bench grinder
as have i, which is why i mentioned it lol. but we are hacks. in the truest sense of the word :)
rhymeswithoranj t1_j6h6xbq wrote
‘Pare’
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