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  1. 26-07-2016, 09:13 PM #5
    homebrew.357
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    When the first hole is drilled and finished the blocks are reset up for the second one and all repeated again, It is best to go in a few times with the D bit to take out the spring in the tool ,specially at the nose of the mould, it`s cutting a large area. All is revealed when you remove then from the chuck and you can see what you have got, ,Homebrew.357.
    Name: P1020637.JPG Views: 585 Size: 155.0 KB, Other hole lined up.
    Name: P1020638.JPG Views: 653 Size: 149.8 KB, Small drill in.
    Name: P1020639.JPG Views: 639 Size: 156.2 KB, D bit working.
    Name: P1020640.JPG Views: 614 Size: 165.3 KB, Now you see what you have got, A paper patched mould.
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