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Address,
Aside from the obvious, needle nose pliers and tweezers, does anyone
have a method of removing .010 broken drill bits from .125 thk
panels. If so, can you share this with us. Our outside drill source
for overflow has had a few of these lately. We would very much like
to recover some of the panels. Please advise. Thank you.
John Gulley
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