jlfernan
Well Known Member
Flap bearing block
Sometimes I wish I had ONE day without aggravating myself. I'm building a 9A QB. Directions say to drill a #10 hole thru the lower part of the bearing block and to drill the upper one in assembly. Well here I go, fat, dumb, and happy. I grab my drill and proceed to dill the upper hole and just as I went thru the metal, I realized I used the same #10 bit instead of the more appropriate #12, AAAARRRRGGGGHHH. Now there is a little play around the bolt. I snugged up both bolts and it feels solid. Any worries?
Sometimes I wish I had ONE day without aggravating myself. I'm building a 9A QB. Directions say to drill a #10 hole thru the lower part of the bearing block and to drill the upper one in assembly. Well here I go, fat, dumb, and happy. I grab my drill and proceed to dill the upper hole and just as I went thru the metal, I realized I used the same #10 bit instead of the more appropriate #12, AAAARRRRGGGGHHH. Now there is a little play around the bolt. I snugged up both bolts and it feels solid. Any worries?
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