Dog Track

[B_Regal Racing]

The way my drill press is setup, the rear has a natural tendency to dog track. What this means is when I drill a car with the way the drill press is set, the rear is perfectly centered between the rail with the bend in the DFW axle. With these last few cars, I have no need to narrow the DFW side. As long as I used a rigid fence durnig the drill (using the SB), I do not forsee any problems with it this way and it seems like less work. Is there anything wrong with this approach or is this a bad practice?

 

[Kinser Racing]

Try rolling the SB instead of flipping it and see if it's faster. Make sure it toes toward the rear so the wheels will migrate out and not in. Or, you could move your fence around and see what happens.