I use these guys for my drill bits. Less than $1 each. I use a dremel tool in the dremel stand running at about 10K. It is extremely rare for me to break a bit and they last forever. The ones that I break are usually because I do something dumb like accidentally hitting the bit while I'm adjusting the drill stand height. http://drillbitcity.com/ Ray --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Steve <steve65@...> wrote: > > Hi all, > > A couple of weeks ago I inquired about small drill presses for PCB work. > I'm kinda leaning toward the Proxxon 38128. Looks like the drill press > comes with six collets, the smallest of which accommodates 1/32in (about > 1mm) shank size. > > I'd like to be able to use a #76 bit and perhaps a #78 bit with this > drill press. Anyone know if collets are available for the 38128 for > those smaller size bits? If so, what is the source? > > Thanks. > > Steve K8JQ > > -- > Read The Patriot Post Vertitas vos Liberabit > http://patriotpost.us/subscription/ >
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Re: Proxxon 38128 drill press -- collets for small bits?
2012-02-04 by Ray
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