[sdiy] 1/4" jack drill bit size?
patchell
patchell at silcom.com
Sun Nov 17 05:54:42 CET 2002
Standard 1/4" jacks use a 3/8" hole...
I would recomentd getting what is called a "brad tipped" drill. Here in the
states, you can get these at Orchird (OSH). They look like a regular drill, but
the business end is flat with a little tit in the center. When drilling thin
material, these will make nice round holes. Another choice would be a step
drill...not too sure how that would work in plastic. Also, drill at slow
speed...don't want to melt the plastic.
Prototek wrote:
> I wanted to mount some 1/4" jacks in a plastic case today but didnt know
> what size bit I should buy. My first guess was to get a 1/4" bit but when I
> saw it it looked way to small to make a hole for the jack. What size do I
> need?
>
> Thanks,
> John
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-Jim
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