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Unread 08-22-2003, 10:55 AM   #6
MMZ_TimeLord
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Another thing to remember when drilling Cu is that you should take a little material and back out... let the temp drop a little and maybe hit it with a quick shot of WD-40 ...then do a little more.

A drill press is a must if it requires a very accurate hole. A mill with a collet system would be better.

If it's vital and going to cost big $ to replace... get it done at a machine shop. At least that way they have the right equipment.

Hope that helps...
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