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    Counter sink bits

    Hello all,

    Was wondering where do any of ya like to purchase the counter sink bits and drill bits used to drill new hole in synthetic anvil pro lane surface to install new screws? Any online sources you use?

    Thanks
    Mike
    DO A NEAT CLEAN JOB, AND FIX IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME. THE ONLY WAY TO WORK.
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    We use a plunge router with a carbide bit to make the hole in the panel and a regular drill bit to go through the panel. Try to practice on a scrap piece of panel to get the depth right for the plug to cover the screw head.

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    • #3
      You can also try a forstner bit . It leaves a flat spot at the bottom of the hole . Not sure if the spelling is correct .
      It's better to remain silent and let people think you're stupid than to speak and remove all doubt

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      • #4
        QAMF sells a counter-sinking tool for HPL/SPL. Have you tried talking with Brunswick to see if they sell the tool you need?
        TSM & TSM Training Development
        Main Event Entertainment
        480-620-6758 for help or information

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Steve Stafford (JBEES) View Post
          QAMF sells a counter-sinking tool for HPL/SPL.
          Steve, part number?
          "Where are we going, and why are we in a hand basket?"

          --Kat

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          • #6
            Yeah, I'd like a part number too. My lanes don't have plugs and I'd like to start doing them as I need to pull them up.
            Conditioner: Pantene Pro-V Brunette Expressions with Color Enhancer
            Cleaner: Fabuloso Spring Fresh with Bleach Alternative
            Cloth: ShamWow!
            Machine: Johnny 5
            Surface: Melamine-impregnated, phenolic-treated, high pressure pressed craft paper

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Steve Stafford (JBEES) View Post
              QAMF sells a counter-sinking tool for HPL/SPL. Have you tried talking with Brunswick to see if they sell the tool you need?
              Have not talked to brunswick to see if they had a part number.. Id imagine they do, probably good idea to get the correct fit for the pugs..

              Just did not know if anayone found external sources for them..
              DO A NEAT CLEAN JOB, AND FIX IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME. THE ONLY WAY TO WORK.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by shamefowjze View Post
                Yeah, I'd like a part number too. My lanes don't have plugs and I'd like to start doing them as I need to pull them up.
                Dam Alex

                That must suck for you not having plugs in them...
                DO A NEAT CLEAN JOB, AND FIX IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME. THE ONLY WAY TO WORK.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by MASTERMIKE View Post
                  Dam Alex

                  That must suck for you not having plugs in them...
                  Yes it does. Wood filler was what we were told to use. Tons-o-fun when you have to pull a panel up.
                  Conditioner: Pantene Pro-V Brunette Expressions with Color Enhancer
                  Cleaner: Fabuloso Spring Fresh with Bleach Alternative
                  Cloth: ShamWow!
                  Machine: Johnny 5
                  Surface: Melamine-impregnated, phenolic-treated, high pressure pressed craft paper

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by shamefowjze View Post
                    Yes it does. Wood filler was what we were told to use. Tons-o-fun when you have to pull a panel up.
                    Wow

                    Man, I feel for you on that bud
                    DO A NEAT CLEAN JOB, AND FIX IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME. THE ONLY WAY TO WORK.

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                    • #11
                      A little late on this but... RP Fletcher Machine makes the diamond tipped plunge router bits specifically for the bowling industry (all sizes) You'll pay a little more for the diamond tipped bits but they will last a very long time. In fact, I have bits that must be getting close to 10,000+ holes and still cuts like it was new yesterday. Contact info below if you're interested.

                      Sonny Poole
                      RP Fletcher Machine
                      4305 East U.S. Highway 64
                      Lexington, NC 27292
                      336-249-6101
                      www.fletcher-machine.com

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                      • #12
                        Thanks for the info Bill.
                        Conditioner: Pantene Pro-V Brunette Expressions with Color Enhancer
                        Cleaner: Fabuloso Spring Fresh with Bleach Alternative
                        Cloth: ShamWow!
                        Machine: Johnny 5
                        Surface: Melamine-impregnated, phenolic-treated, high pressure pressed craft paper

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                        • #13
                          ½” counter sink – 049006404
                          the ¼” bit -- 049006401
                          Regards,

                          Billy T
                          [email protected]

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