The Basics on Drill Bits

[@hitmhard]

@3:53 the brad pitt... lol great video! Thank you for posting!!

[@HomeEvolutionShow]

oh, man...really? -Pat

[@mikedavidson7470]

Thanks always informative!

[@HomeEvolutionShow]

+mike davidson very glad! thanks again for watching!

[@DrTMathAndMoreOnline]

Nice Video!

[@HomeEvolutionShow]

Thank you!

[@bigbassmann]

Good information Pat. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@HomeEvolutionShow]

+bigbassmann Thank you sir! and thanks for staying in touch.

[@Omidion]

Good video but the title is wrong, u need to put "woodworking bits". Since u didn't talk about bits for metal or masonry.

[@HomeEvolutionShow]

Man you guys don't miss a trick :). Next time i do some metalwork, i'll be sure to clarify! -Pat

[@barryyoung4656]

You mentioned a spade bit in passing during your summing up but did I miss a more detailed explanation of the pros and cons of that design. (I don’t actually own a spade bit, so would have been interested.). I’ve also seen double flute designs. Are these just for increased speed. Lastly - and I have no vested commercial interest I promise - I can hugely recommend Fisch Wave Forstner bits for speed and clean cutting even in seasoned oak ... but I’m not sure if you can buy them on your side of the pond (I’m UK based). I shall be going over your kitchen cabinet series in stages an detail. Great job an many thanks.