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Wanted 25/32 drill bit

alpha1

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Phil, It says on the front of the package the kit comes in that the drill sizes required are 25/32 and 25/64. Thanks for the replies by the way
 

alpha1

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I just checked TM,s website I think it's a miss print on the packet label it should be 15/32, not 25/32. The sizes are 15/32 and 25/64. I should have spotted the mistake. :thinks:
 

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Calipers are my very close friends,the mix between imperial and metric always interesting,sometimes I am in a time warp we converted in 1966. between that and currency I was a slow converter. I buy drills in sets economy plus works out round 2 dollars a bit.The exception is 7mm I stick to drill point bits. Horses for courses.

Peter.
 

Phil Dart

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I only went and ordered the wrong size what a plonker I am.
Don't worry Dave, the 11.9mm you've ordered will do the job. 15/32 converts to 11.906mm and for drilling a blank, 0.006mm will make no difference whatsoever. In fact there is probably more runout on your lathe than that.
 
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