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16th August 2009, 08:03 PM
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hey andy, thanks for the tip . sounds like an easy job , did you use any cutting oil or something like that? for the mushrooms i´m planing to use stinless steel do you think the reamer is up for the job considering that its a harded metal?
thanks Samy 
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16th August 2009, 08:35 PM
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i used a few drops of 3in1 oil whilst cutting, not alot but enough to just "help" the reamer.
as for stainless steel, i honestly don,t know, sorry. cheers andy
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16th August 2009, 09:05 PM
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hmmm you got me thinking there andy , maybe i shouldnt use stainless then i know from working with stainless that its harder to drill & cut so i dont want to risk braking the reamer & i was also thinking rust building up between the two metals. so what did others use for the mushrooms?
thanks Samy
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16th August 2009, 09:10 PM
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i was lucky with finding my mushrooms, £5 for the pair
 off centered hole too.they look like they are made from high grade steel . andy
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