Sparky

I ordered some stub and jobber bits from Travers. The Dewalt bits were flexing when new. Stay tuned.

I've never had much luck with it. I still get wander. I'm really leaning towards the bit quality being an issue with both methods.

Could be AYC. A lot of guys started using it around that time. I didn't know him very well so my knowledge is limited.

Howdy fellas I'm looking for 1/8 inch brad point bits for my drill press. I've gone through a few DeWalt bits that I source at home depot. I find these bits to be too flexible and tend to walk unless you are 100% on line. This is driving me nuts. I take the time to line up my drilling jig and I'm still getting more than the occasional curve-ball. I can see the bit flex as it's going into the wood. I use a lot of cedar, so it's not a problem with the wood being too hard. I go slowly and never put too much pressure on the bit. I rarely drill more than 2 inches to keep a good amount of the bit shaft chucked in hopes of mitigating the flex. . Is anyone using something better? Thanks

Most likely made of red cedar which makes them light and lively. A tail probably wouldn't hurt the action at all. Cut trebles or split rings is really up to you. Split rings with 2 belly hooks may foul too easily. 1 inch lip is Danny 1 lip. 1.25 inch lip is a Lefty 1 lip. Fish them. Billy would want you to.

I've had it smear on me before. I think the paint had a bit of a gloss to it. Charleston was Abe Lincoln's babysitter lol

This /\ I let it dry for a few hours then shoot it lightly with matte clear spay before epoxy.

You forgot Ween. You love Ween. Admit it.

lol

I like Belmo because he hates Zappa.

I've got half a gallon ziplok bag of smoked ripe jalapenos and some other long, semi-hot pepper. ( Can't remember name) Soon to hit the grinder after I smoke another batch.

He moved out of Amish country

Very cool. Is that a removable screw for tail replacement?