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RE:OK so instead of a drill press... 12 Jun 2008 01:01 #16

calshoer OFFLINE Guru Posts: 7253 Karma: 0	It only takes a half minute or so longer per shoe (if that) to run it back out a couple times. I usually run it back once about twice) and ONE broken tap stuck in a hole will cost a lot more in time getting the thing out and setting another into your drill chuck than that extra 30 seconds of backing the filings out. I'm a believer in preventing the broken tap in the first place.
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RE:OK so instead of a drill press... 12 Jun 2008 01:04 #17

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calshoer wrote:

It only takes a half minute or so longer per shoe (if that) to run it back out a couple times. I usually run it back once about twice) and ONE broken tap stuck in a hole will cost a *lot more* in time getting the thing out and setting another into your drill chuck than that extra 30 seconds of backing the filings out. I'm a believer in preventing the broken tap in the first place.

I make about $20 dollars a second.... Time is money!

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RE:OK so instead of a drill press... 12 Jun 2008 03:34 #18

solidrockshoer OFFLINE Admin Posts: 12874 Thank you received: 2 Karma: -1	high performance shoeing wrote: I make about $20 dollars a second.... Time is money! You and Jaye:rolleyes:
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RE:OK so instead of a drill press... 16 Jun 2008 18:40 #19

SlowShoe OFFLINE Master Posts: 3229 Thank you received: 2 Karma: 0	Eric Russell wrote: Yeah! I couldn't be bothered with running it in a little, back out, and so on and so on. I guess if most of my shoeing was done cold, I'd have to get used to it! Are you saying you tap your shoe hot? I cant imagine that your bits hold up to well.
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