Best spot weld bits for the buck?
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Best spot weld bits for the buck?
I need to take out a bunch of spot welds and looking for peoples opnions on the best made/lasting/efficient spot weld bits they have used to remove radiator core supports from an accident to replace them.
Please put up a link or brand/model. Thank you so much, and also a SIZE of whats needed to replace a radiator support.
Please put up a link or brand/model. Thank you so much, and also a SIZE of whats needed to replace a radiator support.
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Re: Best spot weld bits for the buck? (OMG THE GOGGLES)
I looked for a spot weld bit when I was working on my project and almost every local retail place said those bits were "too specialized" so they didn't carry them. I could have ordered one online, but I decided to try a titanium coated bit first, about the size of the spot welds. That worked just fine for me. It would have been a tad easier with the proper bit, but if you are careful to not let it go all the way through you can get by. I also didn't think it was necessary to spend $15-20 on a single bit that honestly wouldn't get that much use.
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Re: Best spot weld bits for the buck? (OMG THE GOGGLES)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by OMG THE GOGGLES »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Someone has to have a suggestion 
</TD></TR></TABLE>Go to NAPA auto. they have bunch of spot weld bit and it works pretty good.. i boughjt my ther for 16.99 and i was able to finish the job wit only one Spot weld bit.. goodluck
</TD></TR></TABLE>Go to NAPA auto. they have bunch of spot weld bit and it works pretty good.. i boughjt my ther for 16.99 and i was able to finish the job wit only one Spot weld bit.. goodluck
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