This is why, for drilling holes into glass and similar materials like tile, you need the right kind of drill bit tipped with sturdy materials. If you're working with glass, try the Warrior Glass ...

Sure, you can always put it on top speed and top torque and gun it. But understanding the settings can make a job easier.

I use the bit to drill a series of holes into standard yellow pine construction-grade lumber. After, I divide the number of holes drilled by the battery capacity which gives a "holes per amp hour ...

It’s to aid in this task that [John McNelly] has created a camera with a periscope, to give the drill bit perfect alignment ... lottery of slightly off-centre holes. You can see it in glorious ...

There are three tool options to consider when drilling large-diameter holes in thick steel: twist drill bits, hole saws and annular cutters. 1. Twist drill bits. Especially in steel thicker than ...

A smith may dunk a freshly forged sword into a bucket of oil or water to make the metal harder, or a craftsman with a drill bit might treat ... double the number of holes on average.

Hammer drills and rotary hammers are both excellent for drilling masonry. Rotary hammers are more powerful, though, and have ...

it has the option to either act as a standard drill, for drilling holes into wood and metal or using the double bit for tightening screws, as well as the percussive drilling action that is great ...

We drilled two holes, in a concrete block, one with each hammer drill, using the same type of 3/16-inch masonry bit to demonstrate how they both perform. As bit diameters get bigger, the ...