If you’ve drilled many holes in your life, you’ve almost certainly drilled at least a few that were too deep. You know the scenario: The bit pops out through the back of your work, ripping away splinters and sending a hot flash of panic up from your toes to the top of your head.
If you’re like most people, it’s a safe bet that nearly every time you drill a hole in wood, you’re using the wrong tool. How so? Because most of us – and that includes me – do our drilling with the twist drill, a bit actually designed for drilling metal.
Odds are that nearly every time you drill a hole in wood, you use the wrong tool. What makes me so sure? Because almost everybody – and that includes me – does drilling jobs with the twist drill, a bit actually designed for drilling metal.
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