United WS2 retro fit drill bit size?

[Yeaux]

I am doing a retrofit on our WS2 to add crypto equipment. The kit is at the wash 30 minutes away and not sure what size drill bits I need. I want to buy extra’s. Could anyone share with me what size bits I should purchase?

 

[DAWGWASH]

I am doing a retrofit on our WS2 to add crypto equipment. The kit is at the wash 30 minutes away and not sure what size drill bits I need. I want to buy extra’s. Could anyone share with me what size bits I should purchase?

13/64 and 3/8

 

[Keno]

Trick I learned from a service guy installing mei kit on our acw, he had his bench grinder and drill but sharpening jig setup next to the acw. Kept his bits sharp constantly and drill through those SS doors pretty quick

 

[Greg Pack]

I drill a pilot hole with a 1/8" Bosch cobalt bit and use a Milwaukee step bit with pretty good success. I run both with a lot of pressure but very slow RPM(maybe 100-200 rpm)

 

[Blanco]

I always use cutting fluid when drilling stainless. Seems to make the bits last forever and the drilling a whole lot easier. I put a little on the spot that im going to drill then put a little in a small cap and dip my bit in it every so often if I think its getting to hot. Works great and fast.

 

[Keno]

I always use cutting fluid when drilling stainless. Seems to make the bits last forever and the drilling a whole lot easier. I put a little on the spot that im going to drill then put a little in a small cap and dip my bit in it every so often if I think its getting to hot. Works great and fast.

Water works too, same method. Or put in a squirter bottle and have a helper spray the drill area while you drill. I've used both methods

 

[Blanco]

Water works too, same method. Or put in a squirter bottle and have a helper spray the drill area while you drill. I've used both methods

Yup exactly and I have used WD40 too when I didn't have any of my stuff with me and that worked pretty good. Ive tried a couple of differant cutting fluids and the one I attached the pic of worked the best. Of course it's the most expensive. $25 for small bottle. It does last pretty long though so I just keep one at every wash.

 

[OurTown]

Yup exactly and I have used WD40 too when I didn't have any of my stuff with me and that worked pretty good. Ive tried a couple of differant cutting fluids and the one I attached the pic of worked the best. Of course it's the most expensive. $25 for small bottle. It does last pretty long though so I just keep one at every wash.

Tap-Magic is really good.