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Re: Diamonds, Drill Bits, Make Up and other Hardware (Childr

Post by Svartalf » Wed Jun 15, 2011 11:36 pm

What the eff are you working on that your drill needs diamond bits?
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Re: Diamonds, Drill Bits, Make Up and other Hardware (Childr

Post by Geoff » Wed Jun 15, 2011 11:38 pm

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Coito ergo sum wrote: Let's be honest here - the reason THIS topic was chosen out of all the un-funny topics for folks to chime in about, is because THIS topic is the topic that happens to be dear to those complaining. It's a sacred cow.
Diamonds, drill bits, makeup and hardware? :what:

I do really hate it when my son uses my tools without asking and loses the drill bits.
I think he is the one who lost the chuck.
Chuck got lost?
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Re: Diamonds, Drill Bits, Make Up and other Hardware (Childr

Post by Gallstones » Wed Jun 15, 2011 11:40 pm

Geoff wrote:
Gallstones wrote:
Coito ergo sum wrote: Let's be honest here - the reason THIS topic was chosen out of all the un-funny topics for folks to chime in about, is because THIS topic is the topic that happens to be dear to those complaining. It's a sacred cow.
Diamonds, drill bits, makeup and hardware? :what:

I do really hate it when my son uses my tools without asking and loses the drill bits.
I think he is the one who lost the chuck.
Chuck got lost?
Lost the chuck he did.
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Re: Diamonds, Drill Bits, Make Up and other Hardware (Childr

Post by Gallstones » Wed Jun 15, 2011 11:41 pm

Svartalf wrote:What the eff are you working on that your drill needs diamond bits?
Diamonds.
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Post by Svartalf » Wed Jun 15, 2011 11:41 pm

well, a chuck is a large piece of meat, you'd find it before it spoils.
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Post by Geoff » Wed Jun 15, 2011 11:43 pm

Gallstones wrote:
Geoff wrote:
Gallstones wrote:
Coito ergo sum wrote: Let's be honest here - the reason THIS topic was chosen out of all the un-funny topics for folks to chime in about, is because THIS topic is the topic that happens to be dear to those complaining. It's a sacred cow.
Diamonds, drill bits, makeup and hardware? :what:

I do really hate it when my son uses my tools without asking and loses the drill bits.
I think he is the one who lost the chuck.
Chuck got lost?
Lost the chuck he did.
I always seem to end up with spares, somehow. I think they evolve from odd socks.

What size? I've probably got one around somewhere...
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Re: Diamonds, Drill Bits, Make Up and other Hardware (Childr

Post by Gallstones » Wed Jun 15, 2011 11:49 pm

Geoff wrote:
Gallstones wrote:
Geoff wrote:
Gallstones wrote:
Coito ergo sum wrote: Let's be honest here - the reason THIS topic was chosen out of all the un-funny topics for folks to chime in about, is because THIS topic is the topic that happens to be dear to those complaining. It's a sacred cow.
Diamonds, drill bits, makeup and hardware? :what:

I do really hate it when my son uses my tools without asking and loses the drill bits.
I think he is the one who lost the chuck.
Chuck got lost?
Lost the chuck he did.
I always seem to end up with spares, somehow. I think they evolve from odd socks.

What size? I've probably got one around somewhere...
There are sizes?
I didn't know.


Hey, wait a minute. If you always end up with extras----maybe you got my chuck?
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Re: Diamonds, Drill Bits, Make Up and other Hardware (Childr

Post by Geoff » Thu Jun 16, 2011 12:03 am

Gallstones wrote:
Geoff wrote:
Gallstones wrote:
Geoff wrote:
Gallstones wrote: Diamonds, drill bits, makeup and hardware? :what:

I do really hate it when my son uses my tools without asking and loses the drill bits.
I think he is the one who lost the chuck.
Chuck got lost?
Lost the chuck he did.
I always seem to end up with spares, somehow. I think they evolve from odd socks.

What size? I've probably got one around somewhere...
There are sizes?
I didn't know.
Sure, usually interchangeable depending on what size bit you're using...they just unscrew. There are even male and female versions...

Hey, wait a minute. If you always end up with extras----maybe you got my chuck?
Could be! I think all my spares are 1/2", but I've got all sizes in 1/8th increments from 1/4" to 1"...somewhere in the depths of the shed...
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Post by JimC » Thu Jun 16, 2011 7:41 am

I like chuckless drills...
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Post by Geoff » Thu Jun 16, 2011 11:41 am

JimC wrote:I like chuckless drills...
:ask:

May be a language difference here...you mean a keyless chuck? Tried one once but it wouldn't stay tight.
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Post by JimC » Thu Jun 16, 2011 11:46 am

Geoff wrote:
JimC wrote:I like chuckless drills...
:ask:

May be a language difference here...you mean a keyless chuck? Tried one once but it wouldn't stay tight.
The cordless drill I have doesn't need a chuck, you tighten it by hand, works fine...

My old 240 V drill needs a chuck, but it has a hammer action which I need from time to time...
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Re: Diamonds, Drill Bits, Make Up and other Hardware (Childr

Post by charlou » Thu Jun 16, 2011 12:01 pm

farking :funny:


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Post by Geoff » Thu Jun 16, 2011 12:02 pm

JimC wrote:
Geoff wrote:
JimC wrote:I like chuckless drills...
:ask:

May be a language difference here...you mean a keyless chuck? Tried one once but it wouldn't stay tight.
The cordless drill I have doesn't need a chuck, you tighten it by hand, works fine...
What holds the bit, if it isn't a chuck? :dunno: Seems to me you're describing a keyless chuck...

These are chucks, some keyless, some not:

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These are chuck keys:

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Post by Geoff » Thu Jun 16, 2011 12:02 pm

charlou wrote:farking :funny:


sorry, my mind ...
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Post by Millefleur » Thu Jun 16, 2011 12:14 pm

JimC wrote:
Geoff wrote:
JimC wrote:I like chuckless drills...
:ask:

May be a language difference here...you mean a keyless chuck? Tried one once but it wouldn't stay tight.
The cordless drill I have doesn't need a chuck, you tighten it by hand, works fine...

My old 240 V drill needs a chuck, but it has a hammer action which I need from time to time...
Mine is keyless and works fine too, just hold on tight and pull ze trigger slowly :{D
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