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motortrendz

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hey guys i need help drilling my tank, i bought brand new bits and an attachment guide for the bit. ive drilled tanks before but i get nervous doing tanks that i care if it breaks(if you know what mean) if theres anyone in the western central jersey area that would like to help ill buy the beer... lol please shoot me a txt 732 673 5966

and i dont know y it says carpool, i must have clicked on it by mistake lol
 
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Easiest way, imo....I got some plaster of Paris and mixed and molded it around the bit and let it set. , I twisted and removed the bit and waited for the plaster to completely dry. Next get some duck tape and tape the plaster mold down because it will move once you flood it with water. Now just apply water and drill slow and work your way up in speed without pressure.
 

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edd

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you shouldn't need a guide, hold the drill on a slight angle. once it starts cutting, slowly straighten it out.
theirs always a chance it can break weather its you or a pro.
 

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