One Tool, Endless Possibilities: The Complete Solution for DIY Enthusiasts!

🔺HOW TO MAKE TAPPING HOLDER?
🔺HOW TO MAKE COUNTERSINK TOOL?
🔺HOW TO MAKE HAND DRILL?
🔺HOW TO MAKE THREADED INSERT TOOL?
🔴Welcome to our latest innovation in workshop tools - the ultimate 4-in-1 solution! Say goodbye to cluttered workspaces and hello to streamlined efficiency with our multi-functional marvel. Whether you're a seasoned craftsman or a DIY enthusiast, this tool is designed to tackle a myriad of tasks effortlessly. From installing threaded inserts with precision to creating perfectly countersunk holes, from transforming into a convenient hand drill to serving as a reliable tapping stand - this tool does it all! Our video showcases its versatility, durability, and ease of use, demonstrating how it simplifies every project. Join us as we explore the endless possibilities this tool unlocks, empowering you to take your craftsmanship to new heights. Don't miss out on this game-changing addition to your workshop arsenal - watch now and revolutionize the way you work!
▪️what is tapping stand??
A tapping stand is a tool used in metalworking or woodworking to assist with the process of tapping holes. Tapping refers to the process of cutting internal threads into a drilled hole, allowing screws, bolts, or other threaded fasteners to be securely inserted.
A tapping stand typically consists of a sturdy base with a vertical column or post, along with a mechanism to securely hold the workpiece in place. It often includes features such as adjustable height and angle to accommodate different sizes of workpieces and tapping operations. The stand helps to stabilize the workpiece and ensures that the tapping process is done accurately and efficiently.
▪️what is countersink tool?
A countersink tool is used to create a conical-shaped recess in a material, typically metal, wood, or plastic. This recess allows the head of a screw, bolt, or rivet to sit flush with or below the surface of the material.
The countersink tool typically has a cutting edge or multiple cutting edges arranged at an angle to cut the recess. It can be used with a handheld drill or mounted on a drill press, depending on the application and precision required.
Countersinking is commonly used in woodworking, metalworking, and construction to provide a neat and professional finish, as well as to prevent the heads of fasteners from protruding and causing interference or snagging.
▪️what is hand drill??
A hand drill is a manual tool used for drilling holes in various materials such as wood, plastic, or metal. It consists of a handle, a chuck to hold drill bits, and a mechanism for rotating the drill bit when pressure is applied. Hand drills are powered by the user's hand rather than electricity or batteries, making them portable and versatile for various drilling tasks.
Hand drills are commonly used in situations where access to power sources is limited or where precision drilling is required. They are popular among DIY enthusiasts, hobbyists, and artisans for their simplicity, reliability, and ease of use. Hand drills come in various sizes and designs, including traditional hand-cranked drills and more modern versions with ergonomic handles for comfortable use.
▪️what is threaded insert tool??
A threaded insert tool is a device used to install threaded inserts into various materials, such as wood, metal, or plastic. Threaded inserts are cylindrical fasteners with internal threads that are designed to be inserted into a pre-drilled hole. They provide a strong and durable threaded connection, allowing bolts, screws, or other threaded fasteners to be securely attached.
The threaded insert tool typically consists of a handle or mechanism to apply pressure, a mandrel or nosepiece to hold and guide the threaded insert, and a mechanism to thread the insert into the material. Some threaded insert tools are manual, requiring the user to apply force, while others may be pneumatic or electrically powered for faster and easier installation.
Threaded inserts are commonly used in applications where a strong, reusable threaded connection is needed, such as furniture assembly, automotive repairs, or machinery manufacturing. The threaded insert tool simplifies the installation process and ensures that inserts are properly seated and secured in the material.
------------
🔺watch my DIY 5 in 1 tool video that i used in this project 👉👉👉 • One Tool, Endless Poss...
🔺watch my DIY try square tool video that i used in this project 👉👉👉 • Tiny Tool, Major Resul...
🔺watch my DIY compass tool video that i used in this project 👉👉👉 • Metal and Wood Fusion:...
🔺watch my DIY sanding block tool video that i used in this project 👉👉👉 • Crafting Brilliance: C...
🔺subscribe for more 👉👉👉 / @bsiinventor101
----------
#diytools #woodworking #tools #metalworking #woodworkingtools #woodworkingtips

[@user-ek5tn2pe1n]

Nicejobbehnam❤❤

[@BSIinventor101]

thanks so much ❤️

[@OhHeyTrevorFlowers]

Excellent work! Maybe a small broaching head could also fit.

[@BSIinventor101]

Great point!

[@adeswdw707]

❤❤❤

[@BSIinventor101]

thanks so much

[@uln6270]

Primitive Technologies (R) in DIY. Making tools to make tools for making next generation tools.

[@BSIinventor101]

exactly, thanks for watching

[@johnmack537]

Why use the two vertical rods? Wouldn’t a single piece of wood be quicker and easier to assemble?

[@BSIinventor101]

thanks for sharing your thoughts, if i used only one rod the holder of chuck may move or bend

[@johnmack537]

@@BSIinventor101 Why use rods at all? Again, a single block of hardwood spanning the same area as those two rods would be much easier assembly, and be more rigid than the rods as it would have significantly greater contact area with the wood above and below.