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Personally having marked the centre I use a small nail and tap a dimple in the centre and the drill naturally follows it at the start although I do mainly use a brad point set in mm from axminster which has all the half sizes as well, try here for your area. Brad Point Wood Drill Bit Set, 29 Pc If after using these you still need to enlarge the hole then the drill that you have shown should follow a predrilled hole with no problems.

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[QUOTE="Pierre, post: 216800, member: 1143"] Personally having marked the centre I use a small nail and tap a dimple in the centre and the drill naturally follows it at the start although I do mainly use a brad point set in mm from axminster which has all the half sizes as well, try here for your area. [url=http://www.harborfreight.com/brad-point-wood-drill-bit-set-29-pc-61618.html]Brad Point Wood Drill Bit Set, 29 Pc[/url] If after using these you still need to enlarge the hole then the drill that you have shown should follow a predrilled hole with no problems. PG [/QUOTE]

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