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<blockquote data-quote="warrior45" data-source="post: 1028463" data-attributes="member: 4598"><p>Dustin,</p><p></p><p>Thank you bro! Its funny you mention that. I had thought about doing that down the road a bit. The hard part is drilling steel can slowly drive you mad. Sometimes you get steel that has "Hot Spots" and its a pain to drill because it is so hard. Once I can afford it I am going to get high speed bits to help me out a little. I am also going to start buying steel that is CRA= Cold Rolled Annealed to make my life a little easier. I have been buying HR=Hot Rolled steel and this is where my issue sits in. Its not an issue for anyone but the maker....lol</p><p></p><p>Thanks for your comments and opinions. Thats what I love about this stuff, everyone has an eye for design. Its my pleasure to bring that design to a reality. On future Entry Chopper's I will also use 1/4" Stainless pins. The small ones just dont do it for me. But its what I had at the moment.</p><p></p><p>Thanks again for your input and support!</p><p></p><p>Chris</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="warrior45, post: 1028463, member: 4598"] Dustin, Thank you bro! Its funny you mention that. I had thought about doing that down the road a bit. The hard part is drilling steel can slowly drive you mad. Sometimes you get steel that has "Hot Spots" and its a pain to drill because it is so hard. Once I can afford it I am going to get high speed bits to help me out a little. I am also going to start buying steel that is CRA= Cold Rolled Annealed to make my life a little easier. I have been buying HR=Hot Rolled steel and this is where my issue sits in. Its not an issue for anyone but the maker....lol Thanks for your comments and opinions. Thats what I love about this stuff, everyone has an eye for design. Its my pleasure to bring that design to a reality. On future Entry Chopper's I will also use 1/4" Stainless pins. The small ones just dont do it for me. But its what I had at the moment. Thanks again for your input and support! Chris [/QUOTE]
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