Greg, Although, I have not used Bolduc Pinblock Material, most that I have used, tend to "render" within a few days and give a lower torque reading. Case in point: I'm testing a new source for pin driving fluid, ie Aliphatic Resin. Yesterday, I drilled a scrap piece of Delignet w/a 6.8mm drill, (the usual appropriate size for this material), It read 115 inch pounds of torque, immediately after. This morning, (18 hours later), it read out at 85 inch pounds! Yikes! Not a good reading to get, but I can always do a different drilling for further tests. Although, I know, that Bolduc does not react the same as Delignet, the principals are the same. ALWAYS do some initial testing on a piece of the scrap pinblock, you are working with, as I've found that each plank is different. Best Regards, Joe Garrett, RPT, (Oregon) Been There, Didn't Like It, So I'm Here To Stay! [G}
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