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Old 04-01-2009, 09:37 AM
 
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HI, I would like know who making this tool. I just see on the tool MT with circle and Triangle.

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Got a Picture of that thing or a lil better description? Tool is kind of broad
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Got a Picture of that thing or a lil better description? Tool is kind of broad
I have to agree with JWB_Machining. This is pretty broad. A pic would be great
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Are you talking about the regular type or the inverted, backwards, upside down one?

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Is it a special wrench used for changing blinker fluid in cars?

On a related note, I have this drill bit, anybody know what size it is?


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On a related note, I have this drill bit, anybody know what size it is?


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That's one of them rare 0.000" size drill bits. Doesn't move a lot of metal, but boy can you feed the hell out of them.
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HI, I would like know who making this tool. I just see on the tool MT with circle and Triangle.

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That's one of them rare 0.000" size drill bits. Doesn't move a lot of metal, but boy can you feed the hell out of them.

I ordered some of those, but they kept coming in oversized, or not shipped at all.

On topic, I think the MT is pronounced "Empty".
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And Then I Realized it was April Fool's Day......
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I ordered some of those, but they kept coming in oversized, or not shipped at all.

On topic, I think the MT is pronounced "Empty".

I have several of the drill bits and I don't really have a use for them, they always seem to drill undersize for me. PM me and we can discuss the price.

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On a related note, I have this drill bit, anybody know what size it is?


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OK, that one got me rolling! Great one!!!
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And Then I Realized it was April Fool's Day......
LOL, it has been all day. I actually accused a member of pulling an April Fools that was legit. Oh well. At least it's only one day a year, right??
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