rmwarren
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Some things are so simple they plumb evade me...
Love the little TXS and Centrotec in general but I've been frustrated by the lack of available bits which has kept me from plunging further into the depths of Festool drills. Then I stumbled across this video:
Before/After:
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Tested this first on a #2 square bit using the drill press and then ordered a set of DW countersinks to convert. With the little Taig lathe, Foredom w/ carbide burr, flat file and chainsaw file they took a few minutes each after working out the wrinkles.
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Found another video by Paul-Marcel after the fact.
Enjoy.
RMW
Love the little TXS and Centrotec in general but I've been frustrated by the lack of available bits which has kept me from plunging further into the depths of Festool drills. Then I stumbled across this video:
Before/After:
[attachimg=1]
Tested this first on a #2 square bit using the drill press and then ordered a set of DW countersinks to convert. With the little Taig lathe, Foredom w/ carbide burr, flat file and chainsaw file they took a few minutes each after working out the wrinkles.
[attachimg=2]
[attachimg=3]
[attachimg=4]
Found another video by Paul-Marcel after the fact.
Enjoy.
RMW