Must-Know Drill Bit Difference for Beginners

Spade Bit vs Forstner Bit For Beginner Woodworkers. Not all bits are created equal. I am here to show beginners the basics of what these bits are used for.
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[@Tristan.-]

Great vid, very informative.

[@doriglenn1358]

I did not know this. I use forstner bits and they do tend to be difficult for the holes I’m trying to cut- it never occurred to me that I probably should be using a paddle, or spade, bit. Thank you for the info!

[@MildarValsik]

Also your spade bit has the screw in tip which makes the bit drive in for a faster whole.that bit I wouldn't use in construction as well. My main use for anything with a screw drive to it is in wide and thick pieces of wood. I've Used them in some rough wood crafts.

[@CaseyEm]

Nice work crocs

[@lw8882]

Love the subject and getting straight to the point. My only criticism is that your audio levels are a little low and I had to turn my headphones up to hear you properly.

[@beanstalkbuilds]

Noted thanks for the input. I’ve been having some small issues with me microphone and editing software working together.

[@MiroSays]

@@beanstalkbuildsI'm actually happy with the audio levels and audio quality.

[@WillMoody-crmstorm]

I'd love to see loads more videos like this. Liked and subscribed!

[@beanstalkbuilds]

Amazing!! More are in the woodworks. pun intended.

[@WillMoody-crmstorm]

Ha! I like the cut of your jig (pun also intended)

[@GingerFan301]

I like my holes clean so I guess I need the Forstner bit

[@MiroSays]

Thanks for the video. Now, what about those saw bits you showed at the end of the video? I know those come on fairly small sizes, too, so that can't be the distinguishing feature.

[@mesohunt704]

Electrician here. Spade bits are WAY faster in a drill than an impact. Try it next time you get a chance.