Here's a great jig that turns your circular saw into a do-almost-everything tool and there's a free plan available: th-cam.com/video/i3zRJ8i6GEA/w-d-xo.html Watch more tool explanation videos: th-cam.com/play/PLTY95XXc6N71G1FkDvqT93KURRaErR8rO.html
I used to think, I have a drill, why bother with an Impact driver. Then yesterday, I put up a shed, with an impact driver........ WHAT A DIFFERENCE!.. Worth every single penny
Tommy! I am 75 years old and have probably been using drills longer than you've been alive; however, you taught me something today! The proper way to secure a drill in the new drill motors was probably in the owners manual - but. I'm so smart, I didn't read it! I had no idea that actuallt torqueing it in was better than the "quick grab and trigger" method. Much obliged, young fellow. Excellent presentation. 🤠
Pete, thanks so much for the kind comment! I'm more than sure that you could teach me more than I could teach you, but I'm glad you learned something new from the video!
I realised recently that I've been stomping through my ignorance through sheer dumb luck and a bit of DIY experience, so I started looking for a 'back-to-basics' video on drilling. This is one of the best that I've found. It's really good. Subbed.
I really appreciate properly used words and phrases. I can't help it. I was just born that way. For example, it hurts my soul when people say "I could care less" instead of "I couldn't care less". So, I smiled and nodded in agreement during the segment on pre-drilling :)
I agree, I've been like that and then joined Toastmasters and was pleased to find others like that. It helped in CA to have others call out improper, cliche or jargon words as poor English. It's amazing out words become bastardized and repeated, incorrectly. My peeve is turning nouns into verbs: undergrounding, do you math? We were dialoging...
I’m blown away at how informative and effective this video is. All with great pacing, humor and solid production?? Bravo! This is really making me feel better about what I can do with my new drill & impact driver!
0:00 Intro 0:20 Types of Drills 1:02 Parts & Features: Trigger, Switch, Gears (speed & torque) 2:39 Important Woodworking Note 3:32: Parts & Features: Gears contd, Chuck, Intro to Hammer Drills, Brushless Motor 7:26 How They Work: General Info 8:07 How They Work: Drill Driver 10:37 How They Work: Impact Driver 12:26 How They Work: Hammer Drill 13:47 Drill Bits 17:18 Tips & Tricks 19:20 Like & Subscribe
And as one of my favourite comedians would say "presuck my genital situation". To be clear, I'm not telling you to do that. I think your comment is funny.
AWESOME VIDEO!!! Bro this video has taught me so much that I didn't know but wondered about. Being retired from the military and now newly resigned from the post office with a fairly new home I have a ton of things I want to do. I've had a drill for YEARS but never really had to use it to it's full potential until now. This video has taken me to another level!!!! THANKS A BUNCH!!!
My home depot has a sale on dewalt drill sets right now (at the time of writing this) for like $150. It comes with a drill, an impact, a charger, and 2 1.5 AH batteries. I'm pretty happy with my purchase.
This is one of my all time favourite TH-cam videos, purely for the section on defining the meaning of "pre". I have this argument constantly, and can now send a link to this for any future conversations. In fact, just by typing this comment I'm already pre-drilling (and pre-ordering, pre-planning, pre-purchasing and most other pre-words)!
6:15 I'll also add that brushes tend to spark under heavy load - a massive problem if you're working near an explosive atmosphere or in a spark free zone.
Can't thank you enough! I decided to buy a cordless drill, found one with an impact included in the "kit" and went with it... not knowing what the heck the impact was for! Hey, the sale price was great! I do my utmost to learn something new every day... thanks for educating me today! :) BOP
Excellent video, especially for beginner DIYers. Please make more of these especially for countries where wood is less often used and brick/concrete is far more common.
Its wrong though. Pre-drilling is very much used in a large number of applications, for example we always pre-drill a smaller hole before using a large diameter drillbit in metals, or else the large drillbit will wobble so much that the hole get the wrong diameter and often the drillbit will break from sideways forces.
Since retiring and having a little time on my hands for hobbies, I've watched hundreds of TH-cam videos. I seldom make comments. But your bit on "pre-drilling" requires me to commend you on the funniest video I have seen to date. And even this comment constitutes "pre-drilling".
Thank you for the excellent information! I just bought a hammer drill for a project and want to make sure I use it correctly. As a bonus, I learned a lot more about my regular drill. Love to DIY, but still very much a novice; really appreciate videos like yours. Thanks also for a good prelaugh. LOL
DeWalt's decision to put torque, drill and hammer all on a single collar is the reason I buy Makita. I regularly go from drilling to screwdriving. I do not want to be twisting that collar between every operation. Makita's approach of a torque collar and a separate drill/drive/hammer lever is a far superior solution.
I started out with an entry level 18v drill + driver 2 piece kit, and later on added a brushless 18v hammer drill (same brand, better model). Having 3 items means less changing of bits when doing drilling, countersinking, and driving. Really saves time and faffing about. And if you stay in one ecosystem, the batteries are interchangeable too.
3/5/23 1:30pm This video was so informative for a female with zero idea of using tools. I found some dewalt drills at a garage sale and have not used them in over a year because I didn’t know how. Thanks 🙏 this video gave me confidence that I can do it!
Late to the party... This is the most informative video on drills I have seen. I've learned some of these tips over the years by making mistakes. I wish I had a concise video explaining my power drill and drilling concrete back then. I'm glad I get to learn more today.
NOw that my dad is in cancer treatment and cant do it, I gotta get started somehow. Good place to start is this video. I have experience with some powertools but after watching thsi I think I need a hammer-drill ...regular old drill works for concrete but takes forever and heats up.
Super video. I was pre-watching for several minutes, but then realized I was just watching - no "pre". I appreciate your attempt at stopping the world from referring to any drilling as "pre-drilling". Thanks!
just doing a little pre-drilling on youtube. Great video, very informative. I just bought a Dewalt brushless impact + drill driver kit that was on sale and I'm doing some research.
Very informative video. I really like the trick you showed to make the hole straight by putting two pieces of wood in 90 degree angle around the drill bit. I will try that. Thank you. You are a good teacher.
For many years I drilled holes into concrete using a regular drill. Never needed a lot of holes in concrete, but always didn't look forward to that task. I knew about hammer drills but come on, how much faster could they really be? Well I had a fair amount of concrete to drill and it was kicking my butt so I broke down and bought a hammer drill. Holy crap, couple minutes vs 30-60 minutes.
I bought my first drill yesterday. I actually thought you drill and drive at same time. I didnt know about 'bits' thought the screw goes straight in- good thing i thought to come and watch
For your brilliant discourse on pre-drilling alone I would subscribe. Well-done and for all the usefull, articulate; clearly shown rest you present; I'm thrilled that I subscribed.
Excellent video, very informative. I've noticed on the tables listing drill size for a pilot hole for a given screw size, the pilot holes are larger than the screw shank, but, if I use a drill to match the screw shank, it provides a much tighter fit in wood, and often results in a damaged screw in metal.
Thank you! Very informative. I have learned quite a bit from this video. Look forward to your next one. Peace and good fortune and good health to you and your family.
11:50 - Does anyone know the name for this bit? I'm trying to make a pilot hole with my impact driver and all the driver kits (usually Driver/Drill bit kits) seem to not have any with the hexagonal base.
Another tip to prevent the tip (pun intended) of the bit from moving around is to start in reverse, creating a small bowl, then move forward. As for clearing out holes, it's important to keep the drill turning forward (it will not clear waste when in reverse). The tape trick on the bit is also useful anytime you need a specific depth. One question: is the combination drill (with hammer) any good? One big reason to use a hammer drill is in house foundation concrete, so if the small hammer drill does not do it, it's not very useful. I'm wondering if I should get a drill driver drill and a combination drill, or a dill driver with a true hammer drill (I'm looking to upgrade/streamline batteries). I also like having two drivers: a drilling one, a countersink one, and the impact driver to screw.
I watched your video start to finish because of the challenge that you presented. I have been using tools since before this century began. I did not learn anything. I must say that I use the trigger to tighten my bits. But, I always finish tightening them by hand, In that, I cetainly agree with you. Had I seen this in the 20th century, I would have learned what I know now. I would respectfully ask that you edit the challenge out of this. This is a great video for someone just getting into tools. I learned about finishing holes from the other side after I messed up a door using a jig.
The 1/4 inch impact driver is the handiest tool available for disassembling power equipment for repair. I saved a huge amount of time recently while working on a hand held leaf blower that I had to disassemble and reassemble several times while troubleshooting what turned out to be a bad coil.
Cool. Great tips. You can also more accurately start a hole with a twist bit running it backwards, but nothing beats a good awl....nothing but pre-drlling that is. Cabinetmaker for last 22 years.
4:10 my Makita drill locks the clutch when drilling but my Ingco doesn't and I think a clutch while drilling is useful so that there is less risk for breaking or stuck bits.
which of the 3 would you recommend for a simple home use such as: making holes to hang mirrors & screwing stuff for home use? Drill/Driver, Impact Driver, & Hammer Drill To me it looks like the Hammer drill is the best all around option....
One "trick" I've discovered recently is when tightening the chuck is to do it as you normally would, but then you need to twist the chuck backwards gently and it'll click to lock your chuck. All these years I've been just wrenching it as hard as I could without locking it! Doesn't seem to be a very well know thing........
Super helpful! & def appreciate the tips & trucks at end! I’m beginning in woodworking & self teaching myself so these kind of videos are a God send to me! Thank you!
I started to drill a pilot hole in my house cement foundation using a regular drill and a masonry drill bit. However, I now find that I'm not making much progress after 20 minutes. If I decide to use a hammer drill to complete the pilot hole, will I need to change to a hammer drill bit? Thanks.
Pre-drilling means to drill a hole before you put the screw. You dont always do that, often you just screw it in and let it make its own hole. Drilling is when you need a hole for other things than a screw. Pre-drilling is a useful word, if i were to instruct someone i just say "remember pre-drilling here" instead of "remember to drill holes first before you put screws here". Its called pre-drilling because it is followed by screwing, a very useful word that simplifies our language. In mechanical production we use pre-drilling too, and a lot, thats were the word came from, we always drill a smaller hole before using a large diameter drillbit, or else the large drillbit will wobble so much that the hole get the wrong diameter and often the drillbit will break from sideways forces. Pre-drilling is also used when working on the inner dia in a lathe. Youre just clueless and got no real life experience, its as simple as that.
@@pflaffik Do you prestretch before a workout? No you just stretch. Likewise, you drill pilot holes before you screw. You just DRILL. There is no predrill.
When you were using the hammer drill on the concrete, were you using it in "hammer" mode when you drilled the hole, or only when you went to drive the concrete anchor?
This was/is really great video, just my point of view I only buy expensive hole saws as the cheap ones don’t work as well through all my cheap stuff out. The auger bit I use all the time ½ and ¾ for electrical drilling through 2x4 walls and floor joists to run wires, yes it pulls right through only way to go for this job. The counter sink bit comes in Allen key or set screw the set screw is junk just buy ones with Allen keys. I have a bulky 90-degree attachment for drilling holes the one you are showing looks amazing for drilling and screwing, I am going to get one of those. I needed that yesterday as the bulky one cost me as I have to make a bigger hole in drywall, installing backing for plumbing. Thank you
Good video. It seems for casual usage like assembling furniture and work around the house impact drill would be sufficient and the tool is also simpler to use.
Great video with plenty of tips I learned, even as an experienced DIYer! Thx!! Question: what did I do wrong here: I torqued my wrist yesterday using my drill and a 2.5" hole-saw for a cut-through the exterior wall (high, near ceiling, all wood, but old, dense wood). I tried the highest setting on the torque adjustment but it just didn't do anything. Went back to the drill setting and while it worked its way through much of the material, one slight off-center, moment it caught and the drill went swinging. It also tool many minutes of drilling, pausing, resuming, etc. Would a hammer drill have been a better choice? I have a newer Milwaukee M18
Thanks! Hole saws are notorious for that. You have to really have a firm grip so it won't swing out on you. Drilling a hole into an exterior wall like that is just going to take time. You definitely need to be on the drill setting on not any of the torque settings...those engage the clutch at certain torques. I wouldn't use a hammer drill for that.
Hi, what's your recommendation for driving screws a wood plank of 0.9cm thick (3cm wide) into a pretty hard wood plank (2" x 3") - I'm screwing upwards....working on my house ceilings; Thanks very much indeed!
Here's a great jig that turns your circular saw into a do-almost-everything tool and there's a free plan available: th-cam.com/video/i3zRJ8i6GEA/w-d-xo.html
Watch more tool explanation videos: th-cam.com/play/PLTY95XXc6N71G1FkDvqT93KURRaErR8rO.html
I wished you talked about the settings more.
It's 3:46 am and I'm learning all about drills on TH-cam
I'm watching this at 3:46 am too!!
I'm doing that right now, except it's 3:34 AM. Glad I'm not the only one
2:48 am 😴
3:19
Whoa, this is freaky... Looked at this comment at exactly 3:46am too! 😳
I used to think, I have a drill, why bother with an Impact driver. Then yesterday, I put up a shed, with an impact driver........ WHAT A DIFFERENCE!.. Worth every single penny
It really is amazing how much of a difference an impact driver makes
@@OutoftheWoodwork Why can't they make it just one drill+impact driver into one?
@@encapsulatio Makita as a 4 in 1 tool with impact driver function
@@sheeplad803 link please!
@@encapsulatio ok
Tommy! I am 75 years old and have probably been using drills longer than you've been alive; however, you taught me something today! The proper way to secure a drill in the new drill motors was probably in the owners manual - but. I'm so smart, I didn't read it! I had no idea that actuallt torqueing it in was better than the "quick grab and trigger" method. Much obliged, young fellow. Excellent presentation. 🤠
Pete, thanks so much for the kind comment! I'm more than sure that you could teach me more than I could teach you, but I'm glad you learned something new from the video!
How does 77 feel? Hope all is well!
"77" feels: a. Happy that you made it that far, and b, sad that you cannot do what you used to do. @@MrCaribe65
I realised recently that I've been stomping through my ignorance through sheer dumb luck and a bit of DIY experience, so I started looking for a 'back-to-basics' video on drilling. This is one of the best that I've found. It's really good. Subbed.
That means a lot, Adrian...thanks
I really appreciate properly used words and phrases. I can't help it. I was just born that way. For example, it hurts my soul when people say "I could care less" instead of "I couldn't care less". So, I smiled and nodded in agreement during the segment on pre-drilling :)
I agree, I've been like that and then joined Toastmasters and was pleased to find others like that. It helped in CA to have others call out improper, cliche or jargon words as poor English. It's amazing out words become bastardized and repeated, incorrectly. My peeve is turning nouns into verbs: undergrounding, do you math? We were dialoging...
I’m blown away at how informative and effective this video is. All with great pacing, humor and solid production?? Bravo! This is really making me feel better about what I can do with my new drill & impact driver!
0:00 Intro
0:20 Types of Drills
1:02 Parts & Features: Trigger, Switch, Gears (speed & torque)
2:39 Important Woodworking Note
3:32: Parts & Features: Gears contd, Chuck, Intro to Hammer Drills, Brushless Motor
7:26 How They Work: General Info
8:07 How They Work: Drill Driver
10:37 How They Work: Impact Driver
12:26 How They Work: Hammer Drill
13:47 Drill Bits
17:18 Tips & Tricks
19:20 Like & Subscribe
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Awesome
Thanks
I watched shit ton of videos on DIY tipics, but yours are by FAR the most structured, informative and usefull.
I've prewatched your video and prefound it very informative.
🤣 now you're getting it
And as one of my favourite comedians would say "presuck my genital situation". To be clear, I'm not telling you to do that. I think your comment is funny.
Surely you mean it was very "performative lol
@@travistyson2011 xD
I'm prepared to say that my previous experience has predetermined my reaction to grammatical nitpicking... that interlude was preposterous! 😂
THANK YOU!! for explaining “pre-drilling”!!! My life is complete now!!
AWESOME VIDEO!!!
Bro this video has taught me so much that I didn't know but wondered about. Being retired from the military and now newly resigned from the post office with a fairly new home I have a ton of things I want to do. I've had a drill for YEARS but never really had to use it to it's full potential until now. This video has taken me to another level!!!!
THANKS A BUNCH!!!
My home depot has a sale on dewalt drill sets right now (at the time of writing this) for like $150. It comes with a drill, an impact, a charger, and 2 1.5 AH batteries. I'm pretty happy with my purchase.
This is one of my all time favourite TH-cam videos, purely for the section on defining the meaning of "pre". I have this argument constantly, and can now send a link to this for any future conversations. In fact, just by typing this comment I'm already pre-drilling (and pre-ordering, pre-planning, pre-purchasing and most other pre-words)!
The pre-drilling bit really got me!
6:15 I'll also add that brushes tend to spark under heavy load - a massive problem if you're working near an explosive atmosphere or in a spark free zone.
A.K.A near my wife for scenario one and.......also near my wife for scenario 2
Yeah, get sparkless tools you want to make your job bOrInG and without any TriLls...
Surprising the amount of stuff we still learn!!! Well done video, very complete!
Thanks 🙏🏻
Can't thank you enough! I decided to buy a cordless drill, found one with an impact included in the "kit" and went with it... not knowing what the heck the impact was for! Hey, the sale price was great! I do my utmost to learn something new every day... thanks for educating me today! :)
BOP
I’ve been using these tools for eighteen years- and I definitely learned a thing or two here. Thank you for your content!
Excellent video. Lots of accurate information delivered in a concise and efficient way. Well done.
Excellent video, especially for beginner DIYers. Please make more of these especially for countries where wood is less often used and brick/concrete is far more common.
Thanks!
Been using these drills for a long time, never tightened the
chuck to hear clicks no wonder some bits came loose.
Thks for the great info.
The pre-drilling sketch deserves a subscribe and like.
Its wrong though. Pre-drilling is very much used in a large number of applications, for example we always pre-drill a smaller hole before using a large diameter drillbit in metals, or else the large drillbit will wobble so much that the hole get the wrong diameter and often the drillbit will break from sideways forces.
Easily the best video I've seen yet on the differences between drills & impacts!!!
Since retiring and having a little time on my hands for hobbies, I've watched hundreds of TH-cam videos. I seldom make comments. But your bit on "pre-drilling" requires me to commend you on the funniest video I have seen to date. And even this comment constitutes "pre-drilling".
😂 i'm glad someone gets my sense of humor
Thank you for the excellent information! I just bought a hammer drill for a project and want to make sure I use it correctly. As a bonus, I learned a lot more about my regular drill. Love to DIY, but still very much a novice; really appreciate videos like yours. Thanks also for a good prelaugh. LOL
😂 Glad you found it helpful!
Very informative video. I can talk to customers about drills with utmost confidence now ! Thank you
12:59 PM Just caught a deal at Lowe’s yesterday. This is helpful. Will be looking for beginner’s tutorials soon. Happy drilling!
Fantastic video. The info I wanted with a great presentation. Music was present but not disruptive.
DeWalt's decision to put torque, drill and hammer all on a single collar is the reason I buy Makita. I regularly go from drilling to screwdriving. I do not want to be twisting that collar between every operation. Makita's approach of a torque collar and a separate drill/drive/hammer lever is a far superior solution.
I started out with an entry level 18v drill + driver 2 piece kit, and later on added a brushless 18v hammer drill (same brand, better model). Having 3 items means less changing of bits when doing drilling, countersinking, and driving. Really saves time and faffing about. And if you stay in one ecosystem, the batteries are interchangeable too.
What an awesome drill tutorial for everyone - lots of useful tips and excellent mechanical explanations. Nice!
Thanks David, very kind
Excellent video. Thank you! I'm a new homeowner and am learning basics. This was really helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
This is the best, most informative vid I’ve seen on tools/construction/DIY ever.
That's high praise, thanks
Great video for beginners like me that have a lot to learn about drills.
3/5/23 1:30pm This video was so informative for a female with zero idea of using tools. I found some dewalt drills at a garage sale and have not used them in over a year because I didn’t know how. Thanks 🙏 this video gave me confidence that I can do it!
I watch a lot of TH-cam stuff. Mark my word, you’re gonna make it big.
Thanks Cole...I'm excited for the future!
Loved the last tip! I always used to guess, started out too small and just wasted time so I dont make a hole that ends up being too big
That one saves so much time!
Yours is the best, and the most comprehensive. Thanks.
Thank you! Learned a ton, now I'm off to the store to get my first pro drill.
Late to the party... This is the most informative video on drills I have seen. I've learned some of these tips over the years by making mistakes. I wish I had a concise video explaining my power drill and drilling concrete back then. I'm glad I get to learn more today.
Thankyou!! This really helped me with my woodwork project! Really Good Video 👍😃💯
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! This is exactly what I needed to begin my diy tool education
NOw that my dad is in cancer treatment and cant do it, I gotta get started somehow. Good place to start is this video. I have experience with some powertools but after watching thsi I think I need a hammer-drill ...regular old drill works for concrete but takes forever and heats up.
Excellent Explanation for lay people like me !! Love the way you explain very informative video!!
Thanks for this video. This is definitely one of the best videos I have ever seen on this topic. I've learned something new and useful.
Love this video! The most informative one explains how all these tools work thank you very much
Super video. I was pre-watching for several minutes, but then realized I was just watching - no "pre". I appreciate your attempt at stopping the world from referring to any drilling as "pre-drilling". Thanks!
just doing a little pre-drilling on youtube. Great video, very informative. I just bought a Dewalt brushless impact + drill driver kit that was on sale and I'm doing some research.
😂 I spend quite a bit of time pre-drilling on TH-cam
I can't thank enough your very clear language or accent. I am not a native english and understand you very well
You're welcome!
Wow….I’ve been looking for a video like this. Finally I have found it! Thank you so much!
Very informative video. I really like the trick you showed to make the hole straight by putting two pieces of wood in 90 degree angle around the drill bit. I will try that.
Thank you. You are a good teacher.
For many years I drilled holes into concrete using a regular drill. Never needed a lot of holes in concrete, but always didn't look forward to that task. I knew about hammer drills but come on, how much faster could they really be? Well I had a fair amount of concrete to drill and it was kicking my butt so I broke down and bought a hammer drill. Holy crap, couple minutes vs 30-60 minutes.
I bought my first drill yesterday. I actually thought you drill and drive at same time. I didnt know about 'bits' thought the screw goes straight in- good thing i thought to come and watch
didnt think I'd watch the full 19min video but have and glad I did well done! Subbed!
I never thought I'd have to think deep 3 minutes in. Thank you Sir. I'm drilled to learn more.
For your brilliant discourse on pre-drilling alone I would subscribe. Well-done and for all the usefull, articulate; clearly shown rest you present; I'm thrilled that I subscribed.
Excellent video, very informative. I've noticed on the tables listing drill size for a pilot hole for a given screw size, the pilot holes are larger than the screw shank, but, if I use a drill to match the screw shank, it provides a much tighter fit in wood, and often results in a damaged screw in metal.
I don't know why they recommend a drill bit so close to the size of the screw. I've found the same thing as you....a smaller hole works much better.
I learned so much from this. You are a really good teacher!
Thank you! Very informative. I have learned quite a bit from this video. Look forward to your next one. Peace and good fortune and good health to you and your family.
Thank you! It's good to have you around!
11:50 - Does anyone know the name for this bit?
I'm trying to make a pilot hole with my impact driver and all the driver kits (usually Driver/Drill bit kits) seem to not have any with the hexagonal base.
Solid video!! It's crazy how we can do things wrong and get away with it. Knowing the contents of this video make life a whole lot easier😃🤓
Excellent Video: it is so nice to what and listen to someone who is truly knowledgeable in his field.
Thank you, Randolph
Another tip to prevent the tip (pun intended) of the bit from moving around is to start in reverse, creating a small bowl, then move forward.
As for clearing out holes, it's important to keep the drill turning forward (it will not clear waste when in reverse).
The tape trick on the bit is also useful anytime you need a specific depth.
One question: is the combination drill (with hammer) any good? One big reason to use a hammer drill is in house foundation concrete, so if the small hammer drill does not do it, it's not very useful. I'm wondering if I should get a drill driver drill and a combination drill, or a dill driver with a true hammer drill (I'm looking to upgrade/streamline batteries). I also like having two drivers: a drilling one, a countersink one, and the impact driver to screw.
Very educational for noob like me in DIY. Thank you very much!
Excellent video, very concise and informative. Thank you!
Thanks, I am in the market for my first drill and this really helped me to understand the difference between all three drill types.
So glad to hear this!
I watched your video start to finish because of the challenge that you presented. I have been using tools since before this century began. I did not learn anything. I must say that I use the trigger to tighten my bits. But, I always finish tightening them by hand, In that, I cetainly agree with you. Had I seen this in the 20th century, I would have learned what I know now. I would respectfully ask that you edit the challenge out of this. This is a great video for someone just getting into tools. I learned about finishing holes from the other side after I messed up a door using a jig.
The 1/4 inch impact driver is the handiest tool available for disassembling power equipment for repair. I saved a huge amount of time recently while working on a hand held leaf blower that I had to disassemble and reassemble several times while troubleshooting what turned out to be a bad coil.
Great video for a beginner like me.
Thank you Sir! 😎👍
You truly deserve more followers to this TH-cam channel....
I wouldn't mind that 😀 Thanks so much!
Cool. Great tips. You can also more accurately start a hole with a twist bit running it backwards, but nothing beats a good awl....nothing but pre-drlling that is. Cabinetmaker for last 22 years.
4:10 my Makita drill locks the clutch when drilling but my Ingco doesn't and I think a clutch while drilling is useful so that there is less risk for breaking or stuck bits.
The answer for me is Yes. Need all three of them and one or two impact wrench drivers too!
which of the 3 would you recommend for a simple home use such as: making holes to hang mirrors & screwing stuff for home use?
Drill/Driver, Impact Driver, & Hammer Drill
To me it looks like the Hammer drill is the best all around option....
One "trick" I've discovered recently is when tightening the chuck is to do it as you normally would, but then you need to twist the chuck backwards gently and it'll click to lock your chuck. All these years I've been just wrenching it as hard as I could without locking it! Doesn't seem to be a very well know thing........
I've known this for some time, but I forget it almost every time.. Years of bad habits I suppose.
very informative video - clarifies all about drills and their different types
Thanks for the video. Looks like all I need is my Impact Driver. For all my around the house uses. I can save a couple bucks now.
Super helpful! & def appreciate the tips & trucks at end! I’m beginning in woodworking & self teaching myself so these kind of videos are a God send to me! Thank you!
Thanks so much, Erica!
You got me to like your video at the pre-drill hole explanation 😉👍
Thanks for this excellent video. Just what I needed!
Oooh, you deserve an A for this well informed video. Well ✅👍.
Really appreciate a video with clear explanations and 👍🏻correct nomenclature
What setting and what gear did you use when drilling the hole in the concrete? And then when driving the screw into the concrete?
I started to drill a pilot hole in my house cement foundation using a
regular drill and a masonry drill bit. However, I now find that I'm not
making much progress after 20 minutes. If I decide to use a hammer drill
to complete the pilot hole, will I need to change to a hammer drill
bit? Thanks.
masonry/concrete drill bit.
I laughed so hard at the pre-drilling comment. SO TRUE!
I hear it all the time! I'm glad somebody else gets it!
Me too! I hate people that:
Preburp their baby
Preboard planes
Preheat a skillet
Do they even English?!
Pre-drilling means to drill a hole before you put the screw. You dont always do that, often you just screw it in and let it make its own hole. Drilling is when you need a hole for other things than a screw. Pre-drilling is a useful word, if i were to instruct someone i just say "remember pre-drilling here" instead of "remember to drill holes first before you put screws here". Its called pre-drilling because it is followed by screwing, a very useful word that simplifies our language. In mechanical production we use pre-drilling too, and a lot, thats were the word came from, we always drill a smaller hole before using a large diameter drillbit, or else the large drillbit will wobble so much that the hole get the wrong diameter and often the drillbit will break from sideways forces. Pre-drilling is also used when working on the inner dia in a lathe. Youre just clueless and got no real life experience, its as simple as that.
@@pflaffik Do you prestretch before a workout? No you just stretch. Likewise, you drill pilot holes before you screw. You just DRILL. There is no predrill.
@@jazzamoartlestrade1458 don't know about you, but where I'm from a lot of people have pre drinks before going out lol.
When you were using the hammer drill on the concrete, were you using it in "hammer" mode when you drilled the hole, or only when you went to drive the concrete anchor?
Hi, which one is good for upholstery cleaning purposes?
You are explained so well. I learned a lot.
Very informative - given me a better understanding of my combi drill and lots of useful tips at the end of the video for beginners like me. Thanks.
What a quality content, stunning visually and just explained awesomely! Thank you!
Thanks so much!
This was/is really great video, just my point of view I only buy expensive hole saws as the cheap ones don’t work as well through all my cheap stuff out. The auger bit I use all the time ½ and ¾ for electrical drilling through 2x4 walls and floor joists to run wires, yes it pulls right through only way to go for this job. The counter sink bit comes in Allen key or set screw the set screw is junk just buy ones with Allen keys. I have a bulky 90-degree attachment for drilling holes the one you are showing looks amazing for drilling and screwing, I am going to get one of those. I needed that yesterday as the bulky one cost me as I have to make a bigger hole in drywall, installing backing for plumbing. Thank you
Thanks for sharing! very useful, very easy to learn with your amazing explanation
So much great info on here. So much better than other videos on this subject. Thank you for putting this out.
Thanks so much!
Good video. It seems for casual usage like assembling furniture and work around the house impact drill would be sufficient and the tool is also simpler to use.
Great video with plenty of tips I learned, even as an experienced DIYer! Thx!!
Question: what did I do wrong here: I torqued my wrist yesterday using my drill and a 2.5" hole-saw for a cut-through the exterior wall (high, near ceiling, all wood, but old, dense wood). I tried the highest setting on the torque adjustment but it just didn't do anything. Went back to the drill setting and while it worked its way through much of the material, one slight off-center, moment it caught and the drill went swinging. It also tool many minutes of drilling, pausing, resuming, etc. Would a hammer drill have been a better choice? I have a newer Milwaukee M18
Thanks! Hole saws are notorious for that. You have to really have a firm grip so it won't swing out on you. Drilling a hole into an exterior wall like that is just going to take time. You definitely need to be on the drill setting on not any of the torque settings...those engage the clutch at certain torques. I wouldn't use a hammer drill for that.
@@OutoftheWoodwork Thx for the quick reply. Patience and maybe a t-handle would help keep steady then?
@@mathewhoran2684 That's a good idea...a side handle might help
Thank you for spending the time
Hi, what's your recommendation for driving screws a wood plank of 0.9cm thick (3cm wide) into a pretty hard wood plank (2" x 3") - I'm screwing upwards....working on my house ceilings; Thanks very much indeed!
Can you use an impact drill to take off screws that have been used to fasten 2x4s onto a deck? Thanks
This was so well done and informative. Thank you for spending the time putting this together.