How about Centrotec drill bits in 3/32, 7/64, 1/8 and 9/64 to allow drilling pilot holes for #6, #8 and #10 screws. This would allow using the Centrotec chuck in tight spaces and with the quick change feature without having to use an adapter in the regular chuck.
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regardless of what any salesman says
99 percent of all carpentry is done with two drill bits, a 3mm and 4mm drill bit
UNLESS you use solid brass slotted screws
3mm is a shade shy of 1/8in
4mm is a tad bigger than 5/32in (#8 screw [english] )
regardless of what any salesman says
99 percent of all carpentry is done with two drill bits, a 3mm and 4mm drill bit
UNLESS you use solid brass slotted screws
3mm is a shade shy of 1/8in
4mm is a tad bigger than 5/32in (#8 screw [english] )
