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Runa

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I do both.. just depends on the situation... It's quicker and easier to just drill them.. but.. you need a nice sharp drill bit or it can tear out.. also drill into another piece of wood to help from tear out on the last one.. I probably just saw the majority of them simply because it takes time to set up the drill press for drill the hole.. then set it back up to drill pilot holes etc.. The holes I really like are the oval shaped ones from the ornaments I've designed myself.. this way it's a bigger hole and I don't feel it's as noticeable if it's not a perfect circle LOL..

 

At any rate.. make them however works best for you..

 

 

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I typically cut anything bigger than 1/8". 

You will find the balance between the time you take to find and install a drill bit and the time it takes to install the blade and cut the hole. 

On some patterns (like these ornaments from Sheila Landry http://www.sheilalandrydesigns.com/product/SLD521) I want all the holes exact, I would drill.

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