The son-in-law bought 10 mm rebar to be used for building a simple fence. He used concrete bases with post shoes and 4" treated fence posts.
Drilled holes in the posts with a 12 mm wood drill and was supposed to slide the rebar into these. Almost impossible without damaging the posts, gave up after forcing it through a hole with effort. What dimension does a 10 mm rebar have if it doesn't go through a 12 mm hole in a wooden post?
What's wrong, have we thought wrong?
 
10mm is 10mm... are you sure you didn't get 12mm iron?
 
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It is the core of the rebar that is 10mm in diameter. Then the ribs protrude beyond this, measure where the ribs are.
 
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Used wood drill 13mm then it worked.
 
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