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  1. 19-04-2014 #1
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    Various bits of bar stock so that you can make the one off specials that crop up.
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    Not much to add other than Angle plates and Machinst Jacks are handy for odd shaped stuff. Decent fly cutter and/or Boring head.
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    How about centre drill bits for the lathe Centre Drills - Arc Euro Trade etc. ..Clive
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    How about centre drill bits for the lathe Centre Drills - Arc Euro Trade etc. ..Clive
    If you're using them to make a hole to support the work with a centre, then that's what you need. However for making the mark to center a normal drill, spot drills are better as they're more robust.
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