05-17-2016, 05:40 PM
The way I have done it is to place the part to be cut on a thick piece of wood on the floor. Then stand on it (nicely) 
Use an electric hand drill on the slowest rpm with a bit of cutting fluid and 'waggle' the drill in a slow circular motion. Slow and more slow.
The pitch of the teeth is fine - one tooth will travel 8'' along the metal in one revolution.
When I say the pitch of the teeth is fine, I don't mean the physical placement of the teeth is fine, I mean it will be fine to use.
Although the pitch may seem coarse, the application it is being used for the pitch is OK.
DaveH
Use an electric hand drill on the slowest rpm with a bit of cutting fluid and 'waggle' the drill in a slow circular motion. Slow and more slow.
The pitch of the teeth is fine - one tooth will travel 8'' along the metal in one revolution.
When I say the pitch of the teeth is fine, I don't mean the physical placement of the teeth is fine, I mean it will be fine to use.
Although the pitch may seem coarse, the application it is being used for the pitch is OK.
DaveH
a child of the 60's and 50's and a bit of the 40's