Thank you one and all for your help. I began calling around the country and one thing I ran into is the retailer who expressed his concern that the drill bit would break and I would call him very angry that a drill bit broke. I learned the term "pecking". One retailer tried to sell me a drill bit telling me that it would do the job. When I looked up said drill bit on his web site the drill bit he recommended was not intended to drill into sledge hammer grade steel. So I looked up the correct drill bit but it was not long enough. I went to another site. I ordered two drill bits. I waited. I contacted the owner of the site and he began making excuses so I cancelled the order and he exploded in anger. I then went and bought a bunch of drill bits marked COBALT and TITANIUM and I tried a few from each category with a new Dewalt yellow drill. I placed the sledge hammer head on the ground and placed the drill bit tip on the sledge hammer head and tried two different speeds and I placed all my weight on the Dewalt yellow drill. Nothing. Nada. Ziltch. Zero. Nicht. No. Never. Not! Nyet. I went back to the computer and I researched more carbide drill bits and came up with a brand name and I ordered two. I placed the carbide drill bit into the drill press and I began drilling without lubricant and the carbide drill bit began to produce metal shavings and long squiggly strands of metal shavings. After adjusting the table the drill bit bored through and I had my hole. The drill bit did not heat up. It was a Garr drill bit and I bought two. Each came in it's own hard plastic tube. I then got a stainless steel 5/16ths all thread rod that is 12 inches in length and I inserted one end through the hole in the sledge hammer and I used a GRADE EIGHT nut on the end of said rod and another GRADE EIGHT nut on the sledge hammer face side of the rod and torqued both GRADE EIGHT nuts down. On the other end of the 12 inch and 5/16ths rod I placed a 12 inch 2X4 stud with a hole in the exact center. Both sides of the 2X4 stud were held in place with GRADE EIGHT nuts and stainlesss steel washers. I then placed a twelve inch by three inch section of acronitrilebutadienestyrene pipe into a toilet flange of the same measurement and material and I place two empty soda cans into the pipe and used the sledge hammer to ram the two cans, sometimes three cans into compact little hockey pucks of aluminum. I have compressed hundreds of aluminum cans and my invention looks and handles like it did the day it came into being. I used to use my foot to compress soda cans but quite often the aluminum soda cans would skedaddle off into a far away location and the act of stepping on and bending over to retrieve the newly altered aluminum can became tedious; tiring; inexact and time consuming. The use of my invention makes aluminum can squishing effecient; exact and great exercise with the option to reduce frustrations through the pound down.
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