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    rpm,s when drilling

    What is a good rpm when drilling?
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    This might help. http://www.fnal.gov/pub/takefive/pdf...peed_Chart.pdf
    I'm going fishing and camping!

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      Slow enough to not burn up bits but fast enough to cut with no effort, just play around with it.
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      David Bolt
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        i had mine set at 5400rpm if I remember correctly

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          Originally posted by TwinCityLanesFM View Post
          i had mine set at 5400rpm if I remember correctly
          Are you sure that wasn't 540 RPM's? -- johnP

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            Originally posted by TwinCityLanesFM View Post
            i had mine set at 5400rpm if I remember correctly
            Sounds like a Dremal. LOL

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              Originally posted by JohnP View Post
              Are you sure that wasn't 540 RPM's? -- johnP

              lol extra 0 i hate my work keyboard. Drill can check if he has not touched the belts at western thats what there set at.

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                Just heard this weekend that 500 is optimal
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                David Bolt
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