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  1. Jan 22, 2024, 08:27 PM #1
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    Drilling perpendicular hole in rebar - GIF

    Drilling perpendicular hole in rebar.




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    I don't understand. So hit it with the carbide flutes of a masonry bit, then use a regular twist drill? Is this necessary? I've never tried to drill rebar before.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nova_robotics View Post
    I don't understand. So hit it with the carbide flutes of a masonry bit, then use a regular twist drill? Is this necessary? I've never tried to drill rebar before.
    Not necessary at all. Gimmick.

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