Which 80% AR build drill bits are needed?

[gotshotgun?]

I know the answer to this easy question is somewhere right in front of me. Unfortunately, I am blind. After searching both here and here via Google, I'm here for a quick answer.

I'm entering the world of DIY 80% builds. I have the know how, I just want a definitive list of drill bits and end mill bits that I will need to complete the receiver. I have a drill press and a tactical machining gen 2 jig. Unfortunately TM doesn't post instructions on their site.

Please, a quick list of the right sized bits.

Thanks guys! I'm excited to get into these projects. They are the next new things for me in the firearms hobby.

Best,

gotshotgun?

[gotshotgun?]

Thanks much.

[skyhanger00]

The first Sticky at the top has the prints, but to answer your question the selector is .375 (3/8) drill and the other 2 holes are .156 (5/32).
The pocket I'm not sure what they use I used a Bridgeport and no jig.
Good luck

I recently got a mini mill, but don't feel brave enough to mill without a jig to hold my hands. Being a noob machinist here, what are the minimum steps you take before you feel brave enough to trust your mill to mill accurately?

[FML1982]

http://jtactical.com/product.php?product_id=23

1 ea. 0.484" Cobalt Drill
1 ea. 0.375" Cobalt Drill
1 ea. 0.156" Cobalt Drill
2 ea. 0.125" Cobalt Drill
1 ea. 3/8" Carbide Endmill
1 ea. 1/4" Carbide Endmill

the above bits are for that jig so some could may not be needed, but the main ones are there for safety selector, hammer/trigger pins, and such.

For the end mills it is my understanding to use 2 flute mills since the aluminum will want to come out in bigger pieces and clog a 4 flute bit but I am no machinists. ENCO is a good place to order from, they ship quickly and are in Nevada so you get you items within 2-3 days.

[Combat Jump]

I just ordered the AR-15 jig from JTactical, complete with drill bits/end mills. I know its not the cheapest route, but like that the package includes everything.