Drilling and Boring
Removing and replacing bits has never been easier, thanks to one reader's quick tip for storing drill bits safely.
Try the ingenious methods for drilling evenly spaced holes showcased in this free video.
Learn how these original cordless tools made holes for us before the advent of the portable power drill.
The tough part about attaching shop-made jigs to your router is drilling the mounting holes to match up with the holes in your router base.
Using one reader's tip to alleviate hurting hands. Make a few small adjustments to your drill press and you won't feel any pain.
Need to make a hole in wood? You'll find a wide array of bits suitable for drilling and boring in wood. Here's a look at some of the popular choices.
When a project calls for a big hole, do you let out a little groan? Lots of woodworkers do. But big holes need not pose problems. Here are some easy ways to do the job.
Try the chatter tool with help from this free video.
Of all the cuts made with your mortiser, the first plunge into the workpiece takes the most force. Here's a tip on easing the load and prolonging the life of the machine.
Take the hassle out of angled mounting holes with our simple drilling accessory.
Never lose your drill press chuck key again with this handy tip.
For attractive adjustable shelving, I prefer to drill individual holes for shelf pins rather than attach unsightly standards that were once so common.
