"I actually don't have a drill press yet. If anyone has any mid-priced suggestions..." I've been using a $79 Sears special for many years. I upgraded it with a high-quality (low run-out) chuck. It has served me very well. A larger, heavier drill press would always be welcome - but you can get by with a small one if you wish. Just be sure to put a good chuck on it - I think mine is a Jacobs and cost around $100. Terry Farrell On Mar 6, 2013, at 4:38 PM, Noah Frere wrote: > Will, thanks for the "feed"back. > > the old pins were only .265", smaller than 1/0. I prefer to keep it in that range. You said "You may find that if you drill for 2/0 pins and use a 1/0 pin, your block may well be too loose." I would not drill for 2/0 pins. I will do as you suggest, and order all 3. > > I actually don't have a drill press yet. If anyone has any mid-priced suggestions, feel free :) -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20130306/e408efea/attachment.htm>
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