I am planing on routing off 1/8" from around the bottom 2/3rds of my daggerboard, fiberglassing it, and then drilling a couple large holes in it about half way and filling them with lead. How do I drill the holes? They have to be pretty darn perfect, so they don't come out the sides (front and back don't matter too much as there will be more than enough room to accomodate likely error, but they have to be parallel to the sides). All I have is a table top drill press, and it is way too small for that. (and the holes are way too big for my doweling jig.)
I suppose I could just find someone with a large drill press (though clamping it accurately will still be a problem), but is there any way to do it accuately with a hand drill? Making up a jig to hold the daggerboard and drill on a tabletop and sliding the drill across the tabletop into the daggerboard, or something like that? Thanks.