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Here are the final details on this Norseman Garage Journal offer:

No limits on these specific items; buy what you want, as much as you want.

This Garage Journal offer begins Friday 10/26/2018 and will end on Friday November 2, 2018 at 2PM Eastern Standard Time

These Norseman bits are proudly manufactured in the USA!

Norseman Catalog: (click on this link but give it time to download-its a large PDF)
http://www.norsemandrill.com/pdf/cat/NorsemanProductCatalog 2018-0.pdf


Please mention Garage Journal pricing when calling to place order.

Industrial Supply Center information:
Patrick Cook
800-970-8438
[email protected]
www.iscsupplies.com

Shipping prices:
Here are the shipping costs:
Orders under $200: $7.00 Shipping!
Above $200.00: FREE SHIPPING!


The following 3 sets are being offered:

Set #1
Norseman 93840 -$235.00
Jobber Length Drill Bit Set - Type 190-AG Series, High Speed Steel Material, #60 Smallest Drill Bit Size, 1/2 in Largest Drill Bit Size, 135 ° Point Angle, 115 Pieces
115 Piece Set includes 1 each of an A - Z, 1-60, 1/16 - 1/2 by 64ths 190-AG Jobber Length Bit
Page 112 in Norseman catalog

https://www.emisupply.com/catalog/n...gth-black-gold-115pc-p-8318.html#.W9JhvBFReM8

https://www.harryepstein.com/index....-bit-set-jobber-length-black-gold-sp-115.html


Set #2
Norseman 87853 -$135.00
17 piece Magnum Super Premium left hand drill set
1/16 - 1/4 by 64ths, 5/16 - 1/2 by 16ths
Page 127 in Norseman catalog

http://www.norsemandrill.com/pdf/prd/type190-AL112014.pdf

https://www.motionindustries.com/productDetail.jsp?sku=02438054

https://www.emisupply.com/catalog/n...-length-spiral-sets-p-26608.html#.W9JgphFReM8


Set #3
Norseman 68581 -$105.00
3 piece step drill set: Type 78 quick release Titanium Nitride 78-QRN Impact ready
1/8 - 1/2", 3/16 - 7/8" & 7/8 - 1-1/8" (#1, #8, #11)
Range..........Shank size......Step increments.....Step thicknesss.
1/8” - 1/2”:.......1/4”.................1/32”.......................1/8”
3/16 - 7/8”:.......1/4”.................1/16”...................... 1/8”
7/8” - 1 1/8”:.....1/4”................27/64”......................9/64”
Page 129 in Norseman catalog

I am super thankful to Patrick for extending this pricing to us on Garage Journal. You will love these drills!!!
 

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I’m no machinist. Can somebody wise me up to the use for left-hand drills?

Mrs Tynee wants to know why it matters which hand you hold the drill with...��
 
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Tynee said:
I’m no machinist. Can somebody wise me up to the use for left-hand drills?

Mrs Tynee wants to know why it matters which hand you hold the drill with...��
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Very useful for drilling out broken off stuff. Not always, but they can "walk" the broken chunk of whatever out if things go right.
 
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PT Doc said:
Ok. What would order to end up with a price that is between $150 and $200? ;)

Fixed it!
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Can you link that last set...

Also, not sure what pricing we are able to take advavtage of....is it just these sets...or a percentage of any purchase?

Thanks...and thank for taking the effort to post this and coord it as well...:beer:
 
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tarmy said:
Can you link that last set...

Also, not sure what pricing we are able to take advavtage of....is it just these sets...or a percentage of any purchase?

Thanks...and thank for taking the effort to post this and coord it as well...:beer:
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I posted the page in the Norseman catalog for the details. It’s a 3 piece quick release impact ready step drill set. It’s on page 129.

Regarding the pricing: the prices are those that I listed. If you want to order any of these sets, the price for the sets are those that I listed.

Hope I answered your questions.
 

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You also need left hand drills to run certain jobs in an old screw machine. They're also fun for screwing with newbies who don't recognize that they're left hand.
 
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Tynee said:
I’m no machinist. Can somebody wise me up to the use for left-hand drills?

Mrs Tynee wants to know why it matters which hand you hold the drill with...��
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As others have mentioned, a left hand drill can be used when attempting to remove a broken fastener. You can center punch the fastener so that you have a starting point. You don’t want to damage the female threads that the broken fastener is in. Now drilling the center of the broken fastener with a normal right hand drill will create a place for your left hand drills to bite. This can be done with the work clamped in vise on a drill press, milling machine or just use a hand drill. Right hand drills are cheap so creating the initial hole with a RH drill makes sense. Left hand drills are more expensive than their RH counterparts, so saving the lefties for the removal attempt would be my recommendation.

If the fastener is not flush then you could make a guide for the drilling operation. You could get a spare indentical bolt/fastener and center drill this on a drill press on hand drill on a work bench. If drilled all the way thru the center, this can now serve as a drilling guide. Thread this into the hole with the broken fastener and it should help keep everything centered up.

Obviously having RH drills is the first priority but at some point you will break a fastener and having LH drills can save you but. An extractor set would also be useful to have just in case.

Hope this helps.

Here was a discussion on garage journal about left hand drilling.

https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=336133
 
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manwithtools said:
PT typed "LH drills can save you but" I think he meant "LH drills can save your ****"
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PT Doc said:
Obviously having RH drills is the first priority but at some point you will break a fastener and having LH drills can save you but. An extractor set would also be useful to have just in case.
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You got me. I don’t know if I actually wanted to type “LH drills can save your ****. An extractor set would also be useaful to have just in case.”

Or

“LH drills can save you but an extractor set would also be useful to have just in case.”

In the end, both are right. :)
 
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Just a reminder that this offer ends on Friday November 2 @ 2PM EST.
 
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This is a reminder to place orders for the Garage Journal Norseman offer today. This offer ends at 2PM EST.

Thank to all you guys for participating!
 
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I spoke with Patrick today and all orders have been placed with Norseman. They are being drop shipped directly from Norseman. I would expect that everyone will have these by the middle of next week the latest.

Thanks to everyone that participated!
 
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