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True. But if it's a PCB drill as (s)he said, then it's likely either solid carbide or has a carbide tip. Hold everything rigidly enough and run that drill at th
by HeyLaughingBoy 6y ago
True. But if it's a PCB drill as (s)he said, then it's likely either solid carbide or has a carbide tip. Hold everything rigidly enough and run that drill at the right speed and feed rate, and there's a good chance that it will drill armor plate.
- segfaultbuserr 6y agoFull product catalog from the manufacturer if anyone's interested: https://www.uniontool.co.jp/assets/pdf/catalog/drill_router2020.pdf https://www.uniontool.co.jp/assets/pdf/catalog/drill_router2...