Step drill bit
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CartoonCod
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Step drill bit
Does anybody have a 7/8" step drill bit I could use for an hour or two to make one hole in my brew pot (in exchange for a sample of my latest pale ale)? I can't see myself needing this often so I'm having a hard time to convince myself to buy one. I would be able to return it the same day.
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Jimmy
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Re: Step drill bit
I don't have one, but did you see this post?
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LeafMan66_67
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Re: Step drill bit
Don't have a 7/8", but do have the 3/4". I finished the hole carefully with a Dremel and grinding stone. If you don't find the 7/8", you are welcome to use the 3/4".CartoonCod wrote:Does anybody have a 7/8" step drill bit I could use for an hour or two to make one hole in my brew pot (in exchange for a sample of my latest pale ale)? I can't see myself needing this often so I'm having a hard time to convince myself to buy one. I would be able to return it the same day.
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Re: Step drill bit
Jimmy wrote:I don't have one, but did you see this post?
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Yeah I did see that post. 20$ is still pricey for something that I will probably only use once, although I don't mind buying one if necessary. I plan on upgrading my kettle soon and it will have two welded ports.
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Re: Step drill bit
LeafMan66_67 wrote:Don't have a 7/8", but do have the 3/4". I finished the hole carefully with a Dremel and grinding stone. If you don't find the 7/8", you are welcome to use the 3/4".CartoonCod wrote:Does anybody have a 7/8" step drill bit I could use for an hour or two to make one hole in my brew pot (in exchange for a sample of my latest pale ale)? I can't see myself needing this often so I'm having a hard time to convince myself to buy one. I would be able to return it the same day.
Cool, thanks! I'll let you know.
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RubberToe
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Re: Step drill bit
If you want to come to Dartmouth I can punch a hole for you.
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Re: Step drill bit
Definitely! Does this afternoon or tomorrow work for you?RubberToe wrote:If you want to come to Dartmouth I can punch a hole for you.
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Re: Step drill bit
tomorrow is better, brewing then going to stillwell. ping me in the morning?
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On tap at RubberToe's:
Sometimes on a Sunday Belgian Dubbel, Oaked Old Ale, Ordinary Bitter
On tap at RubberToe's:
Sometimes on a Sunday Belgian Dubbel, Oaked Old Ale, Ordinary Bitter
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Re: Step drill bit
Will do! Thanks!
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