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03-30-2006 #1
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03-30-2006 #2
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I bought one of the drill bit types from east wood. IT works ok, but what I found works the best is a die grinder. Works ten times faster , much less effort, and allows to get entire spot weld area. Sometimes the spot welds are not concentric so cutting with a cutter can still leave some of the weld, plus if the drill drifts you are still left with welded material.
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Sorry bout resurrecting such an old post but I would like to get peoples thoughts and see if opinions have changed in the last 3 1/2 years.
I am ordering up two quarter panels and will be replacing them over the holidays this year, read ALOT of spot welds to drill out as I'm doing full quarters. Obviously I don't want to buy something that will go dull in short time, but also don't expect it to last through two quarter panels, would be nice though. Another question on the cutters similar to drill bits, can they be sharpened? For example using a drill doctor or something else.
Thanks for all the insight.
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I have a set of these that I got from a Snap On truck (Blue Point) and they are fantastic but not the cheapest out there. Since they are Blue Point that means Snap On buys them on the oustide and relabels them. Maybe other companies sell the same thing for less.
http://www.rotabroach.co.uk/en/produ...i-cutters.aspx
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