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Old 10-24-2011, 05:09 AM
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Make a drill guide sleeve from steel or galvanized pipe.
Note: You can use several sizes of pipe to nest inside each other to get a better fit, lube them with a light coat of axle grease to reduce friction heating.

Use a half inch bit for the cutting.

Pre-measure the depth, and use a drill stop collar.

The attached picture shows the safety margin to work within.



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