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Step 4Drill
While your paint is drying, drill a hole in the spot you marked. I used a 5/16 bit but you'll want to follow the instructions that came with your clock pieces. A drill press is great. A cordless drill will be fine.
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Feb 28, 2010. 1:58 PMat383
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Do you absolutely need a drill to do this step? I want to make these for my flatmates and am in university so I don't have a drill handy.
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Aug 5, 2011. 6:05 AMktorruella
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In a university you should have an art department with a sculpture studio and an artist there who will very willingly drill you a hole with a dremel or drill right there on hand. Just take a walk with your book and see what you find!
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Jul 27, 2010. 8:47 AMWeirdfro
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I just used one of these. Then I stuck a pen through the hole to make it bigger. It looks fine.
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Feb 28, 2010. 4:05 PMmdhaworth (author)
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A drill would be MUCH easier if you can borrow one but you might be able to do it with some patience and an exacto knife. Or a dremel but if you don't have a drill I don't imagine you have a dremel. As long as the front cover looks tidy it doesn't matter how hacked up the inside is. Good luck.
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