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No - 08.17.2011, 12:30 AM

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Originally Posted by freddy View Post
the drill will follow the existing hole, right?

Was more concern about the hardness of the pinion than getting it 110% straight, guess i just gonna give it a try. dont have an drill press, and dont want to bug other to help me

if i sand the shaft down from 6mm to 5mm, i think there will be more risk about getting it straight than drilling the pinion. atleast its better to risk a pion than the shaft.
Yes the drill bit will follow the original hole, BUT a handheld drill will not give you a clean straight hole creating vibration. Sanding the shaft can work better and if you have to drill out the pinion use a drill press to keep the hole straight.


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