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Starting over is so hard!  I've forgotten alot of what i was doing.  But getting back into it, i'm trying to finish up the chainplates.  I had started one, and thought i'd make the other 5 before installing them all, but in looking at the little tiny holes, I can't for the llife of me figure out how I made them???   The brass strip is 1/16", and I am trying to use a #61 little drill bit for my little finger drill, but it doesn't want to go through the brass strip.  Is that the right tool?  I did it before, but can't figure out how!  

 

PS - pay no attention to the rudimentary work.  It'll take awhile to get good at this!

 

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 Lynn, most likely is the #61 drill bit has dulled. As much as we would like for you to have magic fingers I'm betting the bit has dulled. Is the 61 the smallest you have?

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