How can I drill a hole across a bolt?

[rnln]

sammy,
ok, I got it. alright, what were you talking about? :lol:
these are way over what I can understand sammy :lol:

unclebilly,
the drill works right, clockwise . The bit is not sharpened . I got it new from homedepot and just use it as is.

Thanks everyone.

[sammyg2]

Originally Posted by rnln

sammy,
ok, I got it. alright, what were you talking about? :lol:
these are way over what I can understand sammy :lol:

unclebilly,
the drill works right, clockwise . The bit is not sharpened . I got it new from homedepot and just use it as is.

Thanks everyone.

In my typically long-winded and complicated way I was just showing that fasteners with holes already drilled in the heads for locking wire are easily available and relatively cheep.

if that was what you were going for ...............

[rnln]

Actually, I am looking for a hole drill on each end, and no thread. So, look like I will have to drill, if I can/decide to do it.
Thanks Sammy

Originally Posted by sammyg2

In my typically long-winded and complicated way I was just showing that fasteners with holes already drilled in the heads for locking wire are easily available and relatively cheep.

if that was what you were going for ...............

[javadog]

No thread? Do you mean that you need something like a hitch pin and not a bolt?

Do you have a picture of what you were trying to find?

[rnln]

Yeah something like a clevis pin with hole on both ends. I said bolt because I planned to get a long SS bolt and cut off the threaded end.

[javadog]

What are you trying to do with this thing? Got a picture, or a drawing of the design?

[Eric Coffey]

Originally Posted by rnln

Actually, I am looking for a hole drill on each end, and no thread.

As I and others have mentioned, there is almost certainly a commercially available offering to suit your needs (and save you the time/aggravation of a DIY attempt).
From your revised description it sounds like you need a headless, double-ended clevis pin (AKA hydraulic cylinder pin).

[rnln]

wow, "double-ended clevis pin (AKA hydraulic cylinder pin". This is what I need... just need to look for the right size.
Thanks Eric.
Thanks guys.

[Baz]

[rnln]

Thanks guys,
I finally got the SS clevis pin and drill some holes with my hand drill. Lot of work. Yes, some of you were right. It doesn't worth the effort.
Thanks again.