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    Question 9/16" brad point drill bit

    Does anyone know of a local source for 9/16" brad point bits?
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    Carba-tec have 9/16" Forstner bits which might do the job for you.
    - Wood Borer

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    Hmm... I saw those, but I'd prefer a brad point. Thanks anyway WB!
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    have you checked Miter10
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    I'm pretty sure M10 and Bunnies only stock up to 1/2", but I will double check, thanks.
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    these guys have one listed in a 3 pc set. They are on the slightly loooong side though(25"). Might be a lead.

    Tampico - Tools, Machinery & Equipment

    this one > WDR052 - Wood drills - 3p x 25" long - 1/2" to 5/8" - brad point

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    Thanks! I've emailed them for a price.
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    Alternatively regrind a normal 9/16 twist drill to brad point.

    If interested I have an old WW mag article on the procedure, which I could scan for you if needed, assuming I can find it in my tip of a shed

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alastair View Post
    Alternatively regrind a normal 9/16 twist drill to brad point.

    If interested I have an old WW mag article on the procedure, which I could scan for you if needed, assuming I can find it in my tip of a shed

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    Thanks Alastair, that was going to be my last resort. I have several twist bits already ground with extra long points especially for chairmaking - just not a 9/16" bit. However, the link above, posted by mic-d, proved fruitful, even though they are currently out of the three-piece set mentioned above. I bought several useful sizes for less than I could find a 9/16" Sutton bit for in M10 and Bunny's. So all's good.

    Thanks for all the assistance and suggestions men!
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