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How to repair Phillips Drill Tip
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- Опубликовано: 22 янв 2016
- Throwing a drill tip is an easy solution. I tried to recycle them as much as I could have.
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A quick and easy guide 'How to' repair broken Phillips Drill / Drivel Bit tip.
Philips
Not sure if this is a serious but if you were you should know that it won't have the right geometry unless you grind inside the flutes
+Chris Findlay I had to do a quick fix on Sunday, shops far away. I just angled the best side of the tip and did the grinding worked perfectly fine, geometry fully good. More or less ;)
Out of season April's Fool joke 😂😂😂
Thank u . Wasn't a joke. But worked.
looked at a few of these and yours appears the easiest to follow and get a good screw diver
thank you
I can't imagine valuing a single screwdriver bit highly enough to bother repairing one! I have more than I could be bothered to count, and the best of them are only a few quid for a pack of five. They are as close to disposable as anything else in my workshop beyond sandpaper!
I’ve just looked on his channel and he’s got a video where he glues the sand back on his sandpaper…
Love these DIY videos mate i subbed, it's knowledge like this that is great for emergency applications. Middle of the night no store open, stripped the philipshead drill bit, grinder on the table fixed and job done. Great stuff
People these days understand only one off stuff, like u buy an iphone and when the battery is dead you get another one. I try to create as little waste as possible.
Max DIY
Im a steel fabricator and where i work they throw out standard drill bits, the ones for drilling holes. They look at it cheaper to just replace them rather then sharpen them on a bench grinder. They charge $120 phr to the customer so i kind of understand.
However im one of the few that knows how to actually sharpen them properly so i keep the drill bits and take them home. Got a nice little hoard of free drill bits :).
Never seen this method on your video though for philips bits, got me thinking it can be used on those pesky cheap screw drivers aswell.
Like your style mate, it's ingenuity that separates the men from the boys.
I am going to work now, no time to write back, hopefully I will not forget I will write u a funny story on you priv.
And all the optimisation people in modern corporations are bullsh...ing bout being green ;)
shi. I just checked out you have no priv message set up on your yt channel :(
Cool idea! I'll give that a shot. If it works, I'll save some of my 500 bits, so I'll have the same 500 bits forever LOL
thank you
From this video, pretty sure I don't want to watch any more.
Can screw around, while still fixing this screw?
+52 Skillz :D
$100 machine to fix a $1 bit.. LOL, your better off buying 100 tips and just throwing away one when they get destroyed.
I already had d grinder/sharpener. It was 25 sterling by d way.
Max DIY if the bits are chewed up any way then just get more quality bit.they are only going to break again.cheap steel is what to blame.
It worked
🙏 👍
Great 👍thank you
How did the bit work?
+Jacy Elsesser Here is the whole story ruclips.net/video/SMPX784xiaw/видео.html
thx man
no problem fully good mate
Smart to run the grinder and drill bit same time to ensure the slope parts of Philips head is uniformly angled. Thank you for smart idea :D
Your suggestion is 100% accurate. Thank you.
at first i thought "why even bother they're so cheap to buy" but then the process looks like it takes no time. provided you have the parts i guess.
+elek tolman Exactly and as I said before I live in a small village without any hardware shops open on sundays. Our bed broke on sunday so I had to fix it. Tools form friend, came with the Phillis fcuked. so that was the only option.
You did not show a end result so i guess it didn't work?
+Menth Fcuk I did not. I had the photos simply forgot to load them into the video. I made a post on my g+ check it out the pictures of the actual tips after grinding: plus.google.com/+MaxDIY1/posts/NW9ZGH47Rb6
Oh my god, that Information is so good, thanks very much ;-)
+DARREN MC INERNEY Thx mate, always at the service of the internets ;)
Safety switch was the best. I'll give you a like for it :)
+Van Zilla thx mate
super film
thank you
Happy 2 help
Can't you just roll the drill on a hard surface to obstain the same results?
Am I probably a savage for even thinking this, maybe but I dont know, just asking :D.
Haven't tried that.but I will whenever in need again.
Probably won't work.
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+Michał Aleksander Pawlus thx mate
Completely unworkable - if you grind away the tip of the Philips bit, the remaining tangs are too broad to accept a screw.
I guess this might work if you have a grinder. Even good hand files can temporarily be used to reshape the tip. The geometry of the bit itself will never be the same regardless. Just get good quality bits, & have them available for emergencies. They aren't very expensive to buy, or space consuming to stock
It saved my sleep 😃
@@MaxDIY1 a flathead bit once saved mine
Will that work on JIS bits?
@@alext8828 sure, you can destroy the form of any bit you like: phillips, Robertson, JIS, flathead, torx, pentalobe, hex, or tri-point --enjoy
Throw it aaway and buy another. They are about $0.25.
🤣🤣🤣Yeah...I buy these bits for next to nothing 50 at the time.
Also, I don't see myself using an expensive diamond disc on a crappy bit. Take an angle grinder if you want to waste your time on this sh..
Quite - I get boxs of bits - no money - what on earth is the 'point' of doing this? Hey ho.
You just sharpen the edge. Without repairing the gutters, the bit will have no teeth.
just buy a new one. cheap as chip's
+chris pool My explanation form instructables
The whole explanation is as simple as that: I live in a remote location. I was Sunday and our bed collapsed. I did not own tools on my own.I borrowed the drill/driver from a friend of mine. All 3 Phillips bit tips were broken. No decent wood screws in stock as well, got them form other friend of mine.Yes, I sould have said. Oh, bed is broken, I need to buy a new one.www.argos.ie/static/Product/partNumber/3958...Not very expensive is it?But on Sunday evening quite hard to get. I could have ordered the bit tips form amazon, and sleep on the floor for next too weeks. OR, just get the bit tips sorted and get the bed in order in about 45 minutes. Plz be aware that I did have the grinder so I had not bought it just to get the tips sorted.The easiest way is to say oh, my smartphone is broken I'll get a new one.Work, eat, buy....work, eat, buy...work, eat, buy......The final of a story is: Bed fully fixed, will serve years to come, the bit tips fixed, owner of the drill and the tips happy.
ROFL
Phillips screws and bits are shit. To bad Robertson screws are not standard in most countries as it is far superior to Phillips.
+Bob Cartwright U R 100% right, it is very difficult to destroy Robertson, much better solution. Unfortunately, in Europe I saw this solution only a few times.
Darren Woods It is fully true. Back in the time when I was young I used one for like 2 years and I can bet it is still fully operational. I scrued quite a few plasters with it .
+Darren Woods True, but still not as good as a Robertson. Try driving a four inch Phillips screw with one hand at arm length.
It would be easy and exactly the same as a square bit , except with a square bit you have no tolerance and it only works at one angle , with philips/pozi I have managed to drive them in at an angle no problem , try that with a square bit. Also doing shit by hand ....that's for peasants (expect if your assembling a kitchen were the designer is just a total bastard.)
Bob Cartwright Roberts on fully good but comes only in imperials
Just buy a new tip.
The shit music is a distraction and unnecessary.
Just buy a new one. The cost less than the labor you will spend on fixing the old one.