Can You Drill a Hole With a Tin Can?

Sometimes I need a hole saw drill bit, but I don't want to spend too much money on it. I don't mind to spend money on good tools, but hole saw is not something I use often. It's kind of like spending 10 - 15 euros just to drill a hole...at least it my case.
In this video I am trying to find out if a tin can could be used to drill a hole.
Result was very good. You can drill plastic, acrylic, drywall and other easy to drill materials.
It did not do a good job in drilling wood.
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[@ShakeTheFuture]

Last time I spent around 10 - 15 euros on a drill bit that I only used for 1 project...that project did not make it to KZbin. I could have bought hole saw drill bits on the internet, but I needed it the same day, so the only option was to buy it locally. I don’t mind to spend that kind of money on drill bits, but to honest, hole saw is not something I use very often. In this video, I wanted to see if something simple as tin can could replace an expensive hole saw.

[@srrufeleles9199]

Shake the Future eres español?

[@bijaymajhi6570]

Shake the Future oLy

[@audelioespinoza1934]

Very genius idea thx.

[@_Zoltan_]

Wow! Such a cool and creative idea! Also very cheap!

[@ShakeTheFuture]

Thank You! I am glad you like it.

[@vermalife85]

You gave me an idea. . God bless you

[@abobobo943]

very good idea. thanks

[@tinmgwin393]

Thank you so much

[@mackshinoda9969]

U make me remember young Fred Durst 😂🙏

[@williambutler3204]

your can needs a hole on each side of the can, this will allow for air to cool the can so the heat from cutting does not get so hot, plus it helps for removing any piece you are cutting that may get stuck in the can, but pretty cool demonstration.

[@adilkhanazmi7692]

Wow what a idea

[@JAYTEEAU]

Great work. Loved it. Cheers, JAYTEE

[@ShakeTheFuture]

Thank You!

[@ambirrai9169]

so good

[@robertalbert5428]

Very cool!

[@wasanthawimaladharm]

You are the man 🤘💪👍

[@boredmoroccan2401]

That last one made laugh 😂

[@joaomendespereirafilho5117]

Cada ideia melhor do que outras

[@HassanRagheb]

THANKS

[@setho1231]

When do we get the full versions of that cover

[@mohammadmustafa722]

Nice innovation

[@javilarg]

Funny, interesting, dangerous 🤩

[@darmawandesign7820]

Creative

[@yaarkhan5294]

hi friend you are really having very very creative and helpful ideas... uptill now I have seen many of your tutorials based on PVC pipes...all were very helpful can you PLEASE make some more videos on PVC pipes but this time use big diameter PVC pipes and teach us some more ideas by using big pipes as well ... hope you will again show something very useful and best thanks a lot

[@bigj43454]

STF University get it? Just playin. Great video man i never would have thought of that. I had to get two hole saws last year. Had I known this...

[@londontipton7780]

Thank you. I am trying to make holes in a can/plastic bowl to make noodles, but don’t know how. Thanks

[@kojer315]

woooooow that's perfect

[@ShakeTheFuture]

Thank You!

[@philippe-lebel]

You should try to "glue" a saw around the edge of the can.

[@cdoublejj]

your speech is quiet but ,your music is blew the speakers out of the tv in to outter space

[@FROSTINATOR]

So this actually worked pretty for well for plexiglass??

[@user-dn9vd9xg9p]

They make can openers now that cuts leaving no burs on the can or lid.

[@gertkriel5764]

Great video as always man Thanks for the hack Ps got any studies hacks I'm currently studying to get into university got any tips to make studying a little bit easier?

[@ShakeTheFuture]

Thank You Gert! Honestly I don't have any tips on studying. It's something I always struggled to do. Now when I am not forced to study, I enjoy it more...maybe because I can learn about the things I like.

[@FusionDeveloper]

Great! I wish I had found this video before buying Spade bits, which are horrible for plastic.

[@widebandrecords902]

Whole lotta smoke. Yea.. nice

[@pheenix42]

Try using a piece of metal conduit sometime with teeth filed into it. Works pretty well if you make the teeth correctly.

[@user-dv6si9cf6k]

唉唷唉唷

[@nuwbers]

Yes

[@ShakeTheFuture]

Yes Indeed!

[@tanmaykhanna5807]

Best way to save money

[@ShakeTheFuture]

Thanks!

[@shereef131]

ممتاز ممتاز

[@anon3837]

2:59 Why???

[@ShakeTheFuture]

It's my strange humor :)

[@LashingMrX01]

Jumped out of my skin XD

[@xcobyxzei]

I lolled at this comment

[@ShakeTheFuture]

Mee too :)

[@iawindowss4061]

Smoke on the water by Deep Purple in 1972 it was the first song I learned to play on the guitar

[@whitefeather5629]

Only if I were 50 miles from town. It takes longer to do what you did than it would to heat the can and melt through thin plastic and trim it.

[@ShakeTheFuture]

I did not mention it in the video, but it took me around 15 minutes to make it + you can use it a few times before throwing it away. Heating the can is also a good idea. Cheers!

[@FusionDeveloper]

I don't like burning plastic.

[@not_herobrine3752]

inexpensive burnout machine

[@lakhdartemagoult2370]

i want to drill a big hole in a hard wood how can i do that ?

[@frikkiesmit2695]

If a magnet sticks to it... Its steel not tin

[@anakindonesia888]

👍👍😁

[@RonLarhz]

When u dont have those other tools to even make one....

[@motelman6036]

All fun and games until you eat popcorn out of that plastic bowl!!

[@SeriousDIMA]

Возьму на заметку

[@farvision]

Of course you CAN.

[@ShakeTheFuture]

Yes, you can do it with a can

[@Grizzly_Lab]

Nice idea and #spoiler unexpected 😱😂😂

[@ShakeTheFuture]

Thank You Grizzly!

[@dekurvajo]

For 15 euro you can buy a set of bits. Those are not super high quality, but reliable for DIY job. And because its a set, you will see which diameter is what you use the most.

[@coondogtheman]

Over here we call those hole saws, like for cutting a hole for a doorknob or a dryer vent. Nice taste in music, smoke on the water. What else do you like to listen to?

[@ShakeTheFuture]

Thank You! Oh, I listen a little bit of everything. From Led Zeppelin to Above and Beyond.

[@coondogtheman]

Same here. do you have any favorite movie actors?

[@wilsonjayasundara3608]

Can i drill metal

[@carlosgonzalezponce5187]

Buena idea, Hubieras entresacado los dientes para probar en madera

[@risunokairu]

It didn't cut a hole in the plastic it friction melted the plastic. That's why the wood smoked.

[@i.g.noreme825]

Are you tempting me to make a smoke machine with this?

[@ShakeTheFuture]

It was not the plan 😀

[@evren.builds]

2:59 *SUPRISE DEEP PURPLE*

[@ShakeTheFuture]

Oh Yeah!

[@monochromatic_monkey2439]

btw where are you from?

[@Theafghanistanbaby2]

SPAIN

[@SurajGondkar]

Mavide D'Osconi Did you like despicito?

[@ShakeTheFuture]

I am from Latvia, but I live in Spain.

[@ravenlorans]

Always Keep the Receipt. Take the Hole Bit Back when done drilling all your holes. This is a Great Idea and works in a pinch for Light Duty. About the only reason why I think you had a hard time going through the Particle Board was because you didn't sharpen the teeth you made. Won't stay sharp for long but will cut down on the burning and smoke from being completely dull (metal too soft to hold a edge for too long). I Guess if you didn't own a Dremel, you could use a Hacksaw and there fore this would be a "Hack" and putting the word "Hack" in the title would actually be one of the Few Times it gets used Correctly and Fittingly :)

[@ShakeTheFuture]

Yes, i could have done a better job in sharpening it. Thank You for the suggestion.

[@carlcarl5306]

Pretty impressive for a tin can. However the product may have been better if he offset the teeth like on a real blade.

[@scootergreen3]

Good deal for people like me I'm not rich. You better wear gloves while cutting with that sharp can your fingers are very close to it. You don't want to injure them.

[@trapp7763]

I drilled a hole with a banana

[@wunderbread7793]

Lol #6

[@richardplester]

Think about your health and safety guys PLEASE. Use low sugar/salt beans👍

[@NBGTFO]

I prefer to use an actual hole saw.

[@ambergonzalez7807]

Wat if ur trying to cut a coconut 😕

[@markwright4923]

Hmm l

[@Jstar7777]

100th comment

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[@novikovmax8763]

Так а ты знаешь из-за чего дым идёт у твоего "произведения" ? И почему на синем тазу было отчетливо видно распавленный пластик. Потому что твоя хрень режет трением. Фигня это всё

[@ShakeTheFuture]

Thanks for the feedback!Yes, I could have sharpened the teeth better to minimize the friction. It might be useless for some people, but it works very good for me. I don't care if the hole was cut with the friction or not, what matters is the result. Cheers!

[@user-qs9gn4wy9x]

У тебя такое количество электроинструмента, и ты блять, придумал сделать из консервной банки коронку? ты превысил все возможные технико-экономические показатели почти 10 раз, вместо того чтобы пойти и купить корончатое сверло в любом магазине... ну или хотя бы циркуль использовал бы...

[@mgdiaz2158]

Just buy a hole saw for God's sake, they're cheap enough.

[@FusionDeveloper]

If you hate DIY tutorial videos do much, then why did you watch this video? Many times DIY concepts can transfer to other skill sets for problem solving unrelated problems.