I am still perplexed by the ridiculous drill bit sizes and have already asked about that in another tread. Now I am wondering (because I have never tried it, and am new) how big of difference is 0.008" when drilling the blank, if the 0.008" is on the larger side compared to the recommended size for the tube. I know many people here have said 0.003" or less. Some have said 0.001". But we are talking some really really small differences. So my question is can it be seen, or does it make it difficult to glue the blank?
Here's what brought about the question. I was looking at the reference sheet in the library and noticed the 0.008" difference between 10mm and 27/64, and 12.5mm and 1/2".
I will end up buying the needed bits just because I like doing things right, but I wanted to know if anyone has tried this.
Here's what brought about the question. I was looking at the reference sheet in the library and noticed the 0.008" difference between 10mm and 27/64, and 12.5mm and 1/2".
I will end up buying the needed bits just because I like doing things right, but I wanted to know if anyone has tried this.