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Drilling a straight hole through 6 inches of aluminum when your…

Drilling a straight hole through 6 inches of aluminum when your drill press only has a 2 inch stroke is challenging but possible. Here the 3/8 inch pilot is drilled. I had to drill it from each end. The two holes were only off by a few thousandths in the center. Cutting the ends perfectly square was a challenge as well but that's the only way I had to make sure the holes were straight.
Drilling a straight hole through 6 inches of aluminum when your drill press only has a 2 inch stroke is challenging but possible. Here the 3/8 inch pilot is drilled. I had to drill it from each end. The two holes were only off by a few thousandths in the center. Cutting the ends perfectly square was a challenge as well but that's the only way I had to make sure the holes were straight.Original file
Drilling a straight hole through 6 inches of aluminum when your drill press only has a 2 inch stroke is challenging but possible. Here the 3/8 inch pilot is drilled. I had to drill it from each end. The two holes were only off by a few thousandths in the center. Cutting the ends perfectly square was a challenge as well but that's the only way I had to make sure the holes were straight.

Drilling a straight hole through 6 inches of aluminum when your drill press only has a 2 inch stroke is challenging but possible. Here the 3/8 inch pilot is drilled. I had to drill it from each end. The two holes were only off by a few thousandths in the center. Cutting the ends perfectly square was a challenge as well but that's the only way I had to make sure the holes were straight.

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