A Clever Accessory Ensures You’ll Always Know When You’re Drilling Straight
The vast majority of time you’re using a drill, you want your hole to end up as straight as possible. And the BullseyeBore promises to make it a lot easier to keep your drill at a perfect 90-degree angle using a series of laser-projected rings that distort when it’s not straight.
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Good idea.
I think the word you’re looking for is perpendicular.
A dilled hole will almost always be “straight”, but it will not always be perpendicular.
True enough.
Drilling a non-straight hole would be quite a challenge.
Skeptic Pete said:
Drilling a non-straight hole would be quite a challenge.
I reckon Mr buffy could do it….
(For a man whose father was a builder, he’s about as cack handed as you can get. I’m better at hammering nails than he is, by a long shot. But then again, I’m afeared of the power tools and he is not)
Skeptic Pete said:
Drilling a non-straight hole would be quite a challenge.Not with a curved drill.
OCDC said:
Skeptic Pete said:Drilling a non-straight hole would be quite a challenge.Not with a curved drill.
I’m more likely to drill at an angle, so that device would help me a lot.
Bitch please
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you can use one of these as a guide to drill a square hole.
Skeptic Pete said:
Drilling a non-straight hole would be quite a challenge.
You can create a non straight hole by grinding the cutting edges of the drill off centre.
I’d use one, it if was free. Red ring – why red?