Tiny Drill Bits
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You will need to drill holes for your pins if you are pinning into materials such as plywood, masonite, Formica or plexiglas. We have two sizes of drill bit for each diameter of our pins. The "drop fit" bits are the same diameter as the pin, for making holes in very hard materials and in situations where you want a pin to be slightly looser, say for easy release when "locking" and "unlocking" objects. The "tight fit" bits are for drilling into medium hard materials such as plywood so that the pin fits tightly into the hole and stays at the required depth.
Bits are sold in packages of 6, and are color-coded to match pin sizes.
Remember that these are very small drill bits. They can break easily when torqued or bent. Be sure to order extras if you are on installation.
Drill Bits ship US Post at no additional cost to the contiguous U.S and Hawaii.
You will need to drill holes for your pins if you are pinning into materials such as plywood, masonite, Formica or plexiglas. We have two sizes of drill bit for each diameter of our pins. The "drop fit" bits are the same diameter as the pin, for making holes in very hard materials and in situations where you want a pin to be slightly looser, say for easy release when "locking" and "unlocking" objects. The "tight fit" bits are for drilling into medium hard materials such as plywood so that the pin fits tightly into the hole and stays at the required depth.
Bits are sold in packages of 6, and are color-coded to match pin sizes.
Remember that these are very small drill bits. They can break easily when torqued or bent. Be sure to order extras if you are on installation.
Drill Bits ship US Post at no additional cost to the contiguous U.S and Hawaii.