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Kent Shootwell
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Found a barrel liner for a 25/35 and now I need a 1/2" drill with a .250" pilot tip to bore the barrel. Could some one steer me to one? Track of the Wolf and Brownells don't have them.
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MacMaster Carr is whereI get mine
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Thanks Major, I checked their web site and found many drills but none with a pilot for my use.
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I got mine there centering bit for Lathe tail stock
has a cutting tip on both ends mine is 1/2 X 1/4 but is only 4" long
they make longer
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Ken you may try and get in touch with John Taylor . He may have a lead on where to get one. You may look into getting one for a larger bore and turning it down to .250 button. ,,DT
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April 17, 2017, 08:10:48 AM »
Thanks fellows, grinding the 1/4" pilot on a 1/2" drill will have to be done by some one else as I don't have a grinder for my lathe. My buddy will find some place to handle that.
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Any of the chamber reamer manufacturers will have what you want. They will grind to any diameter you want and then sell you a floating pilot to whatever diameter you need.
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