Yeah me too LOL!� OK, so time to drill it out.� Drilled a hole in a block of wood to hold the brass so I could hold it vertically.� Wanted to set it up so that I could hold it with my fingers so if the bit caught in the soft copper I could let it slip without breaking the bit.� Started with 5/64" and drilled, thought it would go through pretty quickly, figured about 1/4 inch, but was still cutting copper at 3/8 so I stopped, good enough.� Used a piece of 0.024 wire from my welder to make sure the hole was clear all the way through.� �Followed the 5/64 with a 3/32 drill to a depth of about 1/8 inch to try to assure a better solder seal.� �Needed a little more tubing exposed so cut off about 2 1/2 turns of support wire with the Dremel.� �Soldered it.� Doesn't look too bad and flair snugged up to the tube quite nicely.� The next thing was to remove the solder from the other end to see what is there.� Looks like there is a plug in the middle and solder was applied over it after the tube was filled.� �Not exactly sure what i am going to do for a fill hole, but might drill and tap for a small brass machine screw, fill with ether and solder, or maybe just JB Weld.� The amount of ether should not be too critical as long as there is enough so that some stays in the liquid state at 212 F.� Should create about 100 PSI at that temp. So far so good!