Drill : Skill Building / Basics Part 1.

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Drills and drilling tools and terminology. From what the numbers mean on your cordless drill to how to change the speed on your Drill Press. Tons of drilling accessories. Questions answered.
Transcript provided for the hearing impaired.
Alright today on Repairs101 we’re going back to our roots with a skill building video.
This episode of Repairs101 is sponsored by PRINCESS AUTO.
You’ll find everything you need for all the drilling you want to get done at princessauto.com
And as always start by putting on your protective eyewear.
The portable electric drill is usually the first power too; acquired by the do-it-yourselfer.
The clutch disengages the drive when specified resistance is met.
One reason for the power drill’s popularity is its versatility. It bores holes in wood, metal, plastic, brick, masonry, concrete and more!
But it also saws holes, sands, brushes, strips, hones, strips, stirs, grinds, shapes, reams - and more than that, too!
When they say that a drill is three eighths of an inch or a half an inch it’s referring to the maximum size drill bit it can hold.
One of the benefits of a Drill Press is setting it up for repetitive jobs.
This is my drill kit. No drills in it, mind you. Just accessories.
Now, if you just plunge through a piece of softwood you’re going to get a fair bit of tearing around the hole. If you clamp a backing board to your work it will minimize the tearing.

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Timestamps
00:00 Drill: skill building
00:25 Safety first
00:29 Speed selector & clutch
01:18 Drill bits
02:06 Keyed Chuck
02:22 Keyless Chuck
02:39 Handheld Drills
03:11 Drill Press
03:34 Drill Press Speed Change
04:23 Accessories
06:16 Tips
06:38 Tricks
07:10 Drilling Ceramic Tile
07:29 Cool it
08:04 Holly the Blue Heeler at Jericho Beach.