reaming
Posted: Sat Feb 18, 2012 9:09 am
Jean,
I found the best way to ream is to use my DeWalt rechargeable drill on
slow speed with cutting fluid. Back the reamer often and if possible
have another person sight the reamer to help keep it perpendicular to
the work.
Ralph Baker
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I found the best way to ream is to use my DeWalt rechargeable drill on
slow speed with cutting fluid. Back the reamer often and if possible
have another person sight the reamer to help keep it perpendicular to
the work.
Ralph Baker
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