Drill Guides

For white drywall anchors, the correct drill bit size is usually the same size as the anchor itself. Check the … Read more

The correct drill bit size for a blue drywall anchor is typically a 3/16-inch drill bit. Always check the anchor … Read more

You can drill an asphalt driveway using a masonry or carbide-tipped drill bit. Use steady pressure, keep the bit cool … Read more

To drill stainless steel, use a cobalt drill bit, apply steady pressure, keep the speed low (around 300–500 RPM), and … Read more

Drilled and slotted rotors are often better for high-performance or wet driving conditions, offering improved heat dissipation and braking power—especially … Read more

If you’ve ever tried to drill into something with a dull bit, you know the struggle is real. I’ve been … Read more

It all started when I was coaching a group of kids in my neighborhood park. Every week, I found myself … Read more

Okay, so here’s a story. One afternoon, I was all set to install some brackets for a shelf in my … Read more

Hey there! If you’ve ever stood in your garage, drill in hand, pondering, “What Size Drill Bit for 1/4 Tap?”—you’re … Read more

When I first started drilling into metal, I didn’t have a clue what “HSS titanium drill bits” even meant. All … Read more

I still remember the first time I tried to drill through a piece of hardened steel. I was in my … Read more