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I used drill bits like Brad suggested but I ground a radius in the bottom of 
the shank.  This helped keep the drill bit from sticking as you pull it 
around the edge.  Worked very well for me.

Tom Byrnes Lancair IV N54TB  99.99 % and flight testing (19 Hrs)