Nah, no glitch. It's called _Muscle Memory_ and if you notice when you are a passenger in a car you will look over your should when the driver changes lanes. It's a result of something you do all the time and it's an unconscious action.
@@josephking6515 it depends who’s driving 😂 if I don’t trust their driving I’d check but if I trust then I don’t pay as much attention. But yes muscle memory makes sense.
Good idea but the centre of the drill bit having a point on it will just start to push the tape off the board and may still result in blowout. Works real good on a circular saw though. 👍
If I was drilling that slow I would die of old age before the hole was finished. 🤦♂ Tried the second method on a drill press and I got a wonky hole where the two sides didn't line up by about ½mm despite me checking the that the bit was square to the board. There appears to be a tiny wobble with the chuck head that may have caused that.
Something thats absolutely logic and only makes sense....if one only would use a minuten to think about it. Sadly ure a dime a dozen mate. Hope more will become and reverse this ignorant society of public schooled zombies
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Nice and smooth bill!😊
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Another great video thanks Bill for the explanation 👍👍
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Can you show us how to pack a uneven floor for houses with movement , not much out there in Australia and the trades want to charge a fortune
Great tip, thanks
Hi Bill
Love the videos.
How do you use a holesaw on corrugated iron sheet if its an external wall
Then how do you weather proof it
Nice!😊
I kid you not, I attempted to blow the dust away 😂 there must have been a glitch in my head 😂
So did I..🤣 Another great vid.
Lol
Nah, no glitch. It's called _Muscle Memory_ and if you notice when you are a passenger in a car you will look over your should when the driver changes lanes. It's a result of something you do all the time and it's an unconscious action.
@@josephking6515 it depends who’s driving 😂 if I don’t trust their driving I’d check but if I trust then I don’t pay as much attention. But yes muscle memory makes sense.
😃😃 thanks
You’re welcome 👍
Thanks Bill, would the same principle work for Brick walls? (brick that have a render on top).
Have you tried putting masking tape on the other side to see if it helps? just curious.
Honestly never tried it. I have tried it on another experiment with a circular saw which still caused blow/tear out
Using a sacrificial material as backing like foam or osb or whatever scrap you may have on hand, helps limit tearout on the bottom.
Good idea but the centre of the drill bit having a point on it will just start to push the tape off the board and may still result in blowout. Works real good on a circular saw though. 👍
If I was drilling that slow I would die of old age before the hole was finished. 🤦♂
Tried the second method on a drill press and I got a wonky hole where the two sides didn't line up by about ½mm despite me checking the that the bit was square to the board. There appears to be a tiny wobble with the chuck head that may have caused that.
Can you show how to drill a clean big hole through the brick wall ?
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Something thats absolutely logic and only makes sense....if one only would use a minuten to think about it. Sadly ure a dime a dozen mate. Hope more will become and reverse this ignorant society of public schooled zombies
Rule 1: use somewhat decent cutting tool.
Rule2: Bro pls use dust mask
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