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Split point drills for stud removal

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jake

09-08-2002 08:52:43




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Having read some of the horror stories about drilling out a stud due to the drill wandering etc seems that no one has ever mentioned a split point drill. These drills are ground at 135 degrees with the web modified. These drills are made for getting a precice hole in metal, can be purchased at dealers as Enco or in my case made by modifying 115 degree standard drills by my Drill Doctor 750. Google has many sites about these drills. Hope this will help someone Jake

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Gordon L. Butcher

09-09-2002 15:56:27




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 Re: Split point drills for stud removal in reply to jake, 09-08-2002 08:52:43  
Jake: You're right, these bits are great, but don't forget that they cut fast. You want to get dialed right in when doing a stud. Another thing that I haven't seen many comments on is pealing old threads out of a hole where a stud or bolt has been drilled out of.

Have a good evening

Gordo



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Brian G. NY

09-10-2002 05:03:15




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 Re: Re: Split point drills for stud removal in reply to Gordon L. Butcher, 09-09-2002 15:56:27  
My Dad was great at that. He had several small chisels that he sharpened just for that purpose and....the patience of a saint. He could also sharpen a pencil nearly as perfect as a mechanical sharpener with his pocketknife, a feat I've yet to master.



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mike

09-11-2002 11:53:56




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 Re: Re: Re: Split point drills for stud removal in reply to Brian G. NY, 09-10-2002 05:03:15  
For any broken bolt or stud removal try a left twist drill. They are sometimes hard to find but worth it for removing broken bolts or studs. Many times the broken peice just unthreads as you drill it.



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Nellie

09-14-2002 04:17:53




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Split point drills for stud removal in reply to mike, 09-11-2002 11:53:56  
You are so right about those left hand drills getting broken studs out. My machinest friend does it so easy even after I half butchered the job trying easyout and alike.



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