Beeswax, was how to drill into resin without breaking bits


asychis@...
 

Beeswax available from Caboose Hobbies, Micro Mark, elsewhere.

And bees!

Jerry Michels


Adrian Hundhausen
 

Group, my father just showed me the best trick of all time for avoiding breakage of drill bits. Once your bit is in the vise, dip it in beeswax. Drilling then goes 3x as fast, and I have yet to break a bit using this technique. Have tried it with many sizes down to no. 80. Beeswax available from Caboose Hobbies, Micro Mark, elsewhere.

Sorry if this has already been mentioned!

Best,
Adrian Hundhausen


Steve Lucas <stevelucas3@...>
 

I've had a lot of success pressing a drill bit into a bar of soap as a drill lube. So that's what the extrea soap is for in hotel rooms!

Steve Lucas.

--- In STMFC@..., asychis@... wrote:

Beeswax available from Caboose Hobbies, Micro Mark, elsewhere.

And bees!

Jerry Michels




VINCE PUGLIESE
 

Or use something like Bur Life which is available in stick, liquid or paste
form:

http://www.riogrande.com/MemberArea/SearchPage.aspx?page=GRID&category|cat_112|236=Burlife


Helps when using a razor or jeweller's saw as well.

.vp




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From: dnaldimodaroloc <dnaldimodaroloc@...>
To: STMFC@...
Sent: Thu, September 9, 2010 10:41:23 AM
Subject: [STMFC] Beeswax, was how to drill into resin without breaking bits

 
Group, my father just showed me the best trick of all time for avoiding breakage
of drill bits. Once your bit is in the vise, dip it in beeswax. Drilling then
goes 3x as fast, and I have yet to break a bit using this technique. Have tried
it with many sizes down to no. 80. Beeswax available from Caboose Hobbies, Micro
Mark, elsewhere.

Sorry if this has already been mentioned!

Best,
Adrian Hundhausen




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VINCE PUGLIESE
 

Or use something like Bur Life which is available in stick, liquid or paste
form:

http://www.riogrande.com/MemberArea/SearchPage.aspx?page=GRID&category|cat_112|236=Burlife


Helps when using a razor or jeweller's saw as well.

.vp




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From: dnaldimodaroloc <dnaldimodaroloc@...>
To: STMFC@...
Sent: Thu, September 9, 2010 10:41:23 AM
Subject: [STMFC] Beeswax, was how to drill into resin without breaking bits

 
Group, my father just showed me the best trick of all time for avoiding breakage
of drill bits. Once your bit is in the vise, dip it in beeswax. Drilling then
goes 3x as fast, and I have yet to break a bit using this technique. Have tried
it with many sizes down to no. 80. Beeswax available from Caboose Hobbies, Micro
Mark, elsewhere.

Sorry if this has already been mentioned!

Best,
Adrian Hundhausen




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Armand Premo
 

While this will not stop breakage,a better quality drill would significantly reduce the number.Armand Premo

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From: VINCE PUGLIESE
To: STMFC@...
Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2010 2:52 PM
Subject: Re: [STMFC] Beeswax, was how to drill into resin without breaking bits



Or use something like Bur Life which is available in stick, liquid or paste
form:

http://www.riogrande.com/MemberArea/SearchPage.aspx?page=GRID&category|cat_112|236=Burlife

Helps when using a razor or jeweller's saw as well.

.vp

________________________________
From: dnaldimodaroloc <dnaldimodaroloc@...>
To: STMFC@...
Sent: Thu, September 9, 2010 10:41:23 AM
Subject: [STMFC] Beeswax, was how to drill into resin without breaking bits


Group, my father just showed me the best trick of all time for avoiding breakage
of drill bits. Once your bit is in the vise, dip it in beeswax. Drilling then
goes 3x as fast, and I have yet to break a bit using this technique. Have tried
it with many sizes down to no. 80. Beeswax available from Caboose Hobbies, Micro
Mark, elsewhere.

Sorry if this has already been mentioned!

Best,
Adrian Hundhausen

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