How do I drill a hole in 3/16" raw metal?
I have an electric drill. What kind of bit do I need? How hard is this really going to be? Any tips or tricks? From what I have read, this is going to be very difficult.
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Hardware stores sell special drill bits just for this!
You can use a high speed steel drill bit or a titanium coated drill bit. The steel dril bit will do the job but it will take time. The titanium coated bit is gold in color and will do a quick job. Apply equal pressure and let the bit do the work. To much pressure and you can burn the bit and render it useless.
Secure it in a vice if you have one or clamp it to piece of wood. It will make the drilling easier.
Thanks to all for your kind assistance!