Drill Holes and Clean Up

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What happens here

After center punching, carefully remove the tape and the paper template from the ladder. Using a power drill fitted with a 9/32-inch drill bit, drill through each of the six marked points on the side rail. Wear safety glasses to protect your eyes from metal shavings. Once all holes are drilled, use a vacuum to clean up any metal shavings.

Goal: Create the necessary mounting holes and remove metal debris.

Tools and materials

9/32-inch Drill Bit — Creating the correct size holes for the leveler bolts
Paper Template — Was used to mark the holes, now removed
Power Drill Bosch — Drilling the six mounting holes
Safety Glasses Edge — Protecting eyes from metal shavings
Vacuum — Cleaning up metal shavings

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latter speed all right so i found the mysterious 9 30 seconds bit i had a larger drill bit set um in the garage that had one so on one of the nice things about the center punches um if you center punch it strike it hard enough your drill bit's not going to walk around and it's going to start drilling right where it's supposed to um without walking and so the first time i you know did this i didn't center punch it i just marked it with a pen and on the drill bit walked in as kind of a pain in the neck but um so if you don't know what drill bit walking is you want to just look that up on google hole number one [Music] okay got my holes drilled six holes drilled on this side got a bunch of metal chips just gonna vacuum up don't want to be standing in them tracking them everywhere so i'm just going to vacuum these things up really

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