what size drill...

[ElizaLeahy]

do I need for a polaris?

Ta :)

[44Ronin]

3/8"

[ElizaLeahy]

3/8"


thanks - is that 9mm?

[gawdelpus]

1 millimeter = 0.0393700787 inches


x 9 = .354330702 :)

3/8 = .375 ins.

so quite a difference between 9 mm and 3/8 ins.

Coser to 3/8 would be 9.5 mm = .374 ins.

My instructions sheet calls for a 3/8 drill ,9.5 mm is fine as well .

Have fun with it ,easier than slims hehe,:) cheers ~ John

[Taffsmania]

thanks - is that 9mm?


9.53mm
Keith

[rhossack]

do I need for a polaris? :)

as been posted 3/8" but here is some options for you.

T (0.3580) (--0.0170)
23/64" (0.3594) (--0.0156)
U (0.3680) (--0.0070)
3/8" (0.3750) <--- Trying to match this one!
V (0.3770) (+0.0020)
W (0.3860) (+0.0110)
25/64" (0.3906) (+0.0156)
10mm (0.3937) (+0.0187)

[Sawdust Maker]

Eliza

3/8" is a standard size bit and should be available at bunnies or elsewhere reasonably cheaply

[Big Shed]

By the time you pay for the 3/8 bit (around $10), you may as well buy a whole set of drills at Bunnies. They have both Imperial and Metric sets for around the $29 dollar mark. They are TiN coated and go from 1/16-1/2" in the Imperial size.

I have both sets and find they do a good job and between the metric and the imperial cover nearly all the common sizes for pen kits.

[Sawdust Maker]

By the time you pay for the 3/8 bit (around $10), you may as well buy a whole set of drills at Bunnies. They have both Imperial and Metric sets for around the $29 dollar mark. They are TiN coated and go from 1/16-1/2" in the Imperial size.

I have both sets and find they do a good job and between the metric and the imperial cover nearly all the common sizes for pen kits.


good point :!