Check the going rate on Ebay before determining a price, and bear in mind=
 that many sizes are of
limited value to most people if there is a mixed lot.

I'd be interested in a couple of dozen 0.8mm (#67, .0315") at a buck =
apiece.

On Sat, 8 Feb 2003 13:19:33 +0100, you wrote:

>Hi.
>Next week I plan to make a visit to an auction where
>all inventory of a large PCB factory is sold.
>I'v seen that they have a number of "Carbide Drills"
>in sizes from 0.25 mm up to aprox 6 mm.
>
>Whould there be any interest from the list members in
>these drill bits if I can make a good price on them ?
>And if so, what sizes ?
>
>I'v seen that carbide drill bits are 6-7 USD in single
>quantity from Digikey.
>
>I expect that a level of 1-2 USD is a must to make this
>interesting (?). Note that these are *new* bits, not
>resharpened as from e.g. "Drill Bit City".
>
>Comments ?
>
>
>
>For information about the auction, se :
>http://www.henrybutcher.com/en/auctiondetails.asp?AuctionID=3D2140
>
>Click the button "View and Search" to the right.
>Enter "Carbide" in the field labeled "or Search for:" and=20
>click "Refresh list".
>
>
>Regards
>Jan-Erik S=F6derholm.

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