Hi Steve and Ramon,

I'll answer Ramon's question first;
"Is this the first time that you run this board through the wave?"
No, we've run them before and had much better results. We will give
baking them a try.

Steve, they are not pressed in hard at all. They are in hard enough to
keep the perpendicular through the wave process but you can still turn
them with your fingers after they are swaged.

The holes are actually quite large, .191".

KennyB

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