"This video is an absolute game-changer! The tip about using high speed for wood and low speed for metal is incredibly useful. It's amazing how such small adjustments can make such a big difference in the results. Thanks for sharing these practical tricks!"
For the most part, the video is very helpful. When drilling through steel, use slow speed as you have shown but also use bees' wax or a drop of cutting oil to extend the life of the drill. At 6:25 you should use vise grips to hold the cap (or disc or washer) to keep it from rotating and preventing possible injury. At 9:30 the zip ties with dowel is a great idea and along with that you could use a 3/16" center punch (or drift punch) and poke about 4 to 6 holes along the rim of the paint can so that excess paint along the rim can drip back into the paint can. At the same time you could have shown how to make a dowel using the electric hand drill but that could be for your next vid. They say "genius is common sense applied" and you are there. THANKS for your vid and keep them coming. If 2 or 3 tips are helpful then you are successful so press on.
"Thanks for the detailed feedback! Your suggestions are excellent and will definitely help in future videos. I appreciate your support and will keep these tips in mind."
This video is a game-changer! The way you explain everything makes it so easy to follow, and I love the variety of ideas you shared. Definitely trying these out! 💯🙌
These tricks are going to save me so much time on my DIY projects! I never knew there were so many ways to use a drill effectively. Definitely trying these next time!
This video is a really useful resource for those who love or are learning about using a drill. The tricks introduced in the video are not only very diverse but also very practical and highly applicable. This helps viewers improve their skills in using a drill, from basic things like assembly, maintenance to more complex techniques. Thanks to the creator for sharing
"These tips are fantastic! It’s amazing how small adjustments, like changing drill speed for different materials, can make such a big difference. I had no idea that using a wrench could help with getting precise 90-degree angles. Thanks for sharing these practical tricks! 🌟🔧"
Thanks CH. My takeaway from your video is to think through the job. If it's a small job--most of mine are--use the supplies on hand to build the tool you need. No need to go out and buy a tool for a job you'll only do every now and then.
The tip at 02:58 about not drilling at too high a speed and never changing speed while the drill is running was super helpful! It's something I hadn't considered before, and it definitely improves control and precision. Thanks for sharing this awesome tip!
The numbered settings on the drill collar refer to the torque, not the speed. It's still a good tip though; when screwing smaller screws, use a low torque. And use a low speed by not pulling the trigger very much
The maddest suggestion is the folded Post-It note to catch SOME of the dust from the drilling of a hole in the wall. Use a dustpan and brush - it’s easier and you won’t look like a crazy person.
Luv the ring spanner, tooth pick and paint stirrer. Seeing using the slow speed for steel, reminded be that I used to drill stone with a fast speed which rapidly wore out the masonry bits. Then I realized I should use a slow speed.
Very helpful and nice to watch as well. One thing that was not clear to me is : when you connect the contraptions to the drill you don't actually tighten them, instead start spinning it and they adjust with the rotation?
The video in general is good, but there are two ideas that I do not share. Using the key to calculate a 90° angle seems incorrect to me, since it is not reliable, it is better to use a level, and on the other hand, the internal notches of the key suffer wear and will not be suitable for the use for which they are intended. Please, don't let anyone sharpen a knife with the method in the video. For those of us who understand knives, doing that is outrageous and will ruin the blade. Use water or oil stones and control the sharpening angle, although there are other methods as well. But never the one in this video. Greetings.
Thanks for sharing your opinion. I understand and appreciate your point of view on this matter. Regarding knife sharpening, I will take note and be more careful in the following videos.
7:57 Yes OK use a drill to save time to get the car jack to touch the underside of the vehicle. But there's no way a hand drill, with no leverage, is going to to able to generate enough torque to actually lift the vehicle.
1/15 Do not hold the screw tight when drilling. Instead pre-drill a hole. So you can wear gloves. 2/15 The drill has two functions. On gear 1 it's for screwing (lower speed, higher torque)(also be sure to set to the numbers on the wheel) and gear 2 is for drilling (higher speed, lower torque)(also be sure to set to the drill symbol on the wheel). 4/15 The numbers on the wheel define the torque, not the drill speed 5/15 And half of the dust lands on the ground. Instead hold a vacuum cleaner near it or better look for an attachment for the drill or the wall to suck the dust. 6/15 refer to 2/15 14/15 There already are attachable nylon brushes for drills around. They are not expensive. Same goes for steel brushes. 15/15 You can also sharpen knifes by slicing the blades of 2 knifes against each others, like chefs do it. Or buy a grinding stone or a knife sharpener.
Hack1: don't use flexible gloves. You can use gloves if the are harder (of leather, for example). It is sure normally it doesn't make sense to use glove to put a screw Hack 8: the real hack to cut from inside. The cap, not so much: you can buy cheaply better saw disks to use in the same way You are a cordless drill maniac. You don't need use a drill to do everything
درود.مورد۴ که لولای گازری زدی میتونی با چسب چوب اون خلال دندانی که برای محکم کردن استفاده کردی رو فیکس و ثابت و محکم تر بکنی.به هر روی سپاس به ویژه برایدمورد ۵👍👍👍👍👍
The first one sent me 🤣🤣 don’t use gloves… if you only don’t wear one on the hand holding the screw, you’ll be just fine. Either that or theres gloves that don’t have that rubber grip and are more on the smooth edge and those won’t hurt you either tbh.
If you don't use an ammonia-based cleaning LIQUID SOAP (not CREAM), as a coolant and lubricant whilst drilling into metals, you will never appreciate what a superb addition to your work it is! I have tried almost everything, but this beats everything else on the market. Bits remain cool through the toughest jobs, retain their edges much longer and a few drops go a long way. If you place a plastic container under the work to catch any drips, place a magnet under the dish for iron-based metals. Then pour off the clean fluid and reuse it. Remove the magnet to clean the dish. No 3 makes no sense to me. I NEVER drill horizontal holes for hanging things, but drill downward into the wall. this causes the nail, etc to angle upward. Nothing ever falls off the walls in my house, even during a heavy tremor.
Knowing how to use your drill properly are hardly tricks and wearing out your ring spanner’s instead of using the spirit level on your drill is plain stupid!
Well hello mr. MacGyver. Pretty clever. 👍👍
Haha, thank you! Glad you enjoyed the clever trick! 😊
"This video is an absolute game-changer! The tip about using high speed for wood and low speed for metal is incredibly useful. It's amazing how such small adjustments can make such a big difference in the results. Thanks for sharing these practical tricks!"
Glad it helped!
I wouldn't call it a "trick" - more just common sense!
È una delle cosa che sanno pure i bambini
Parabéns pelo canal é ótimo continue assim
Thank you so much for your kind words! I appreciate your support. 😊
The Netherlands!
For the most part, the video is very helpful. When drilling through steel, use slow speed as you have shown but also use bees' wax or a drop of cutting oil to extend the life of the drill.
At 6:25 you should use vise grips to hold the cap (or disc or washer) to keep it from rotating and preventing possible injury.
At 9:30 the zip ties with dowel is a great idea and along with that you could use a 3/16" center punch (or drift punch) and poke about 4 to 6 holes along the rim of the paint can so that excess paint along the rim can drip back into the paint can. At the same time you could have shown how to make a dowel using the electric hand drill but that could be for your next vid.
They say "genius is common sense applied" and you are there. THANKS for your vid and keep them coming. If 2 or 3 tips are helpful then you are successful so press on.
"Thanks for the detailed feedback! Your suggestions are excellent and will definitely help in future videos. I appreciate your support and will keep these tips in mind."
Genius- thanks
You're welcome! Glad you found it useful!
Very good tip dear friend.
Thank you! Cheers!
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😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
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Hello! I am glad you like this ideas. Wishing you all good things!
This video is a game-changer! The way you explain everything makes it so easy to follow, and I love the variety of ideas you shared. Definitely trying these out! 💯🙌
Awesome, thank you!
These tricks are going to save me so much time on my DIY projects! I never knew there were so many ways to use a drill effectively. Definitely trying these next time!
So glad you found the tips helpful! I’m sure they’ll make your DIY projects much easier. Good luck with your next project!
Algeria❤
Thanks for watching from Algeria! Your support means a lot!
This video is a really useful resource for those who love or are learning about using a drill. The tricks introduced in the video are not only very diverse but also very practical and highly applicable. This helps viewers improve their skills in using a drill, from basic things like assembly, maintenance to more complex techniques. Thanks to the creator for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hello from Sweden! Thank you for all of your tips❤
You are so welcome!
素晴らしい日常生活気が付かんことばかりこんなにも便利になる。
ご視聴ありがとうございます！日常生活で役に立つアイデアをもっとシェアしますので、どうぞお楽しみに。
아주 흥미롭습니다😂🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
감사합니다! 재미있게 보셨다니 기쁩니다!
Very simple and useful ideas that can come in handy in the house. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for your good information.
So nice of you
Very good video. Thank you. From Brasil
Thank you too!
DE PARABÉNS 😃👍🏽🇧🇷
Muito obrigado! Fico feliz que gostou!
Emeğinize sağlık muhteşem bilgiler için teşekkürler 🤗
Teşekkür ederim! Çok mutlu oldum beğendiğinize! 😊
"These tips are fantastic! It’s amazing how small adjustments, like changing drill speed for different materials, can make such a big difference. I had no idea that using a wrench could help with getting precise 90-degree angles. Thanks for sharing these practical tricks! 🌟🔧"
Glad it was helpful!
Hello Sir. I'm watching you from Greece!!! Thanks for the precious informations!!!
So nice of you
Love Number eight!
I'm glad to hear that! Number eight is a popular choice for many! 😊
Abraços do Brasil
Abraços do Brasil! Espero que você tenha gostado do vídeo!
Thanks CH. My takeaway from your video is to think through the job. If it's a small job--most of mine are--use the supplies on hand to build the tool you need. No need to go out and buy a tool for a job you'll only do every now and then.
I love that you're so resourceful!
2:59 Those are torque settings, not speed settings.
Thank you for the clarification!
Your videos always compel me to explore new creative realms. Thank you for sharing!🥰🤩
So nice of you
Nice video…. Learned a few knew techniques! 👍
Thanks for watching! I'm glad you found some useful tips.
Amazing Hack of a very smart drilling machine, makes our work easier 🎉🎉
Glad you like it!
Anahtar tekniği güzeldi 90⁰👌
Teşekkürler! Beğenmenize sevindim, 90⁰ tekniği işe yarıyor. 👌
@@creationholic101 ❤️
تحياتي من العراق البصره
شكرًا لمشاهدتك من البصرة!
awesome
Thank you! I’m glad you liked it.
The tip 9/15 is very good. Thank my friend!
I’m glad you found Tip 9 useful.
Love 8. Like a man-made dremel.
Glad you liked it! Dremels are super handy!
Hi, all your ideas are prima, good ! I am from Traunstein, a City in Bavaria/Germany.😊😊
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoy the ideas. Greetings to Traunstein! 😊
The tip at 02:58 about not drilling at too high a speed and never changing speed while the drill is running was super helpful! It's something I hadn't considered before, and it definitely improves control and precision. Thanks for sharing this awesome tip!
Thanks for sharing!
The numbered settings on the drill collar refer to the torque, not the speed. It's still a good tip though; when screwing smaller screws, use a low torque. And use a low speed by not pulling the trigger very much
Gostei o misturador. Joia!!!
Obrigado! Que bom que você gostou!
From Bengkulu Indonesia
Welcome to Creation Holic channel! Hope you have a good time while watching the video
10/15之前有播過，汽車撐高太讚❤
感谢你的支持！汽车那部分确实很实用，有什么想知道的技巧吗？
Great very good and thank for sharing your work, great community service
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you found it helpful.
بسیار عالی وکاربردی سپاس از شما🙏🌹❤👍
خوشحالم که ویدیو برای شما مفید بوده است! مرسی از نظر شما.
Ôté ou le fort ❤❤
Cảm ơn bạn! Thật tuyệt khi có bạn ở đây! ❤❤
The maddest suggestion is the folded Post-It note to catch SOME of the dust from the drilling of a hole in the wall. Use a dustpan and brush - it’s easier and you won’t look like a crazy person.
Hello! thanks for your comment. Wish you all the best!
Luv the ring spanner, tooth pick and paint stirrer. Seeing using the slow speed for steel, reminded be that I used to drill stone with a fast speed which rapidly wore out the masonry bits. Then I realized I should use a slow speed.
Great observation! Slower speeds do help preserve tools longer.
Very helpful and nice to watch as well. One thing that was not clear to me is : when you connect the contraptions to the drill you don't actually tighten them, instead start spinning it and they adjust with the rotation?
That's a great question! You are right, some of the contraptions adjust as they are rotating.
Aus Aschaffenburg Deutschland tolle Ideen !
Danke für deinen tollen Kommentar! Grüße nach Aschaffenburg.
The video in general is good, but there are two ideas that I do not share. Using the key to calculate a 90° angle seems incorrect to me, since it is not reliable, it is better to use a level, and on the other hand, the internal notches of the key suffer wear and will not be suitable for the use for which they are intended. Please, don't let anyone sharpen a knife with the method in the video. For those of us who understand knives, doing that is outrageous and will ruin the blade. Use water or oil stones and control the sharpening angle, although there are other methods as well. But never the one in this video. Greetings.
Thanks for sharing your opinion. I understand and appreciate your point of view on this matter. Regarding knife sharpening, I will take note and be more careful in the following videos.
no.8 천재세요 ?
네, 그 아이디어는 정말 똑똑합니다! 당신의 의견에 감사드립니다!
Canada🇨🇦
Welcome to Creation Holic channel! Thanks so much for watching our video. Wish you all the best
Ich bin aus Deutschland dem Land mit hervorragenden Werkzeugen. Bosch, Fein etc.
"Danke für die Info! Deutschland ist tatsächlich bekannt với các công cụ chất lượng cao."
VERY usefull! I love your channel...🇮🇹
Happy to hear that!
I didn't know not to wear gloves is a trick 😮
It’s a small trick, but sometimes it can make things easier! Do you have any favorite DIY hacks?
I think the trick is to wear them and keep all of your digits.
It’s common habit in Vietnam, and not tightening car seat belt as well
m from goa,india.loved ur video.
where r u from?
Welcome to Creation Holic channel! Thanks so much for watching our video.I come from Vietnam
7:57 Yes OK use a drill to save time to get the car jack to touch the underside of the vehicle. But there's no way a hand drill, with no leverage, is going to to able to generate enough torque to actually lift the vehicle.
New generation hand drills are very strong now.
Keep your protective gloves on. Use a bit holder with a rotating sleeve.
Hello! thanks for your comment. Wish you all the best!
Estupendo el video.Desde la Alpujarra Granadina.
Gracias! Me alegra que te haya gustado.
You need to watch more technical videos!
Thanks for the suggestion! I’m always looking to learn and improve. Any specific videos you recommend?
Obwohl ich eine technische Ausbildung habe und viel DIY mache, war Tipp 3 neu für mich und ich sage 👍
Viele Grüße aus Düsseldorf, Germany
Danke für das positive Feedback! Es ist toll, dass Sie trotz Ihrer Erfahrung noch etwas Neues entdeckt haben. Viele Grüße nach Düsseldorf!
Türkiye 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Selamlar Türkiye! Videolarımızı beğendiğinize sevindim!
💯💯👍👍👍👍👍🙏💪💪💪💪
Thank you for the enthusiasm! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
All user manuals have the correct proceedures and should have been read before using the drill
"You're absolutely right! User manuals are crucial for understanding the correct procedures. Thank you for pointing that out!"
برای نریختن خاک چوب به جای کاغذ از جاروبرقی استفاده کن
ممنون بابت پیشنهاد خوبت! استفاده از جاروبرقی ایده عالی است. آیا تو هم کارهای DIY انجام میدهی؟
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Thank you!
👍👍👍
Glad you liked it! Keep following for more tips!
요즘은 공구가
좋아서일다합니다
Thank you! Cheers!
1/15 Do not hold the screw tight when drilling. Instead pre-drill a hole. So you can wear gloves.
2/15 The drill has two functions. On gear 1 it's for screwing (lower speed, higher torque)(also be sure to set to the numbers on the wheel) and gear 2 is for drilling (higher speed, lower torque)(also be sure to set to the drill symbol on the wheel).
4/15 The numbers on the wheel define the torque, not the drill speed
5/15 And half of the dust lands on the ground. Instead hold a vacuum cleaner near it or better look for an attachment for the drill or the wall to suck the dust.
6/15 refer to 2/15
14/15 There already are attachable nylon brushes for drills around. They are not expensive. Same goes for steel brushes.
15/15 You can also sharpen knifes by slicing the blades of 2 knifes against each others, like chefs do it. Or buy a grinding stone or a knife sharpener.
Great tips! Your detailed advice is very helpful for those looking to improve their drilling skills. Thanks for sharing!
La perceuse se tient avec le pouce et le majeur pour que la puissance soit dans l’ axce de la mèche
Merci pour le conseil! C'est très utile!
Thank you for your videos. I have watched several, and I must say that they would be more enjoyable without the music.
Glad you like them!
No rejunte é só jogar alvejante puro. Em 10 minutos está limpo, e tbm no ralinho.
For #4 I prefer a regular screwdriver.
Great choice! Sometimes a regular screwdriver does the job perfectly. What do you use it for the most?
Wonder if there's a impact (another drill like contraption) video?
Sorry, I didn’t quite catch that. Can you repeat the question for me please?
Watching these cool tips in the UK
Glad you find them useful! Greetings to everyone in the UK!
Na falta do que fazer, é um bom passatempo ficar fazendo estas besteiras kkkkkkk
Haha, às vezes é bom se divertir com coisas simples. Obrigado por comentar!
The more I watch this the funnier it gets 😂
Glad it gave you a laugh! Sometimes simple things can be surprisingly entertaining.
The use of toothbrushes was helpful. However, the sharpening of the knife at the end was too sloppy. That's no good😅
Thanks for the feedback! I'll make sure to improve the sharpening technique next time. 😅
4.40 better use a kind of envelope, insert a ball of paper for opening it
Great idea! An envelope and paper ball could make a practical solution. 😊
Hack1: don't use flexible gloves. You can use gloves if the are harder (of leather, for example). It is sure normally it doesn't make sense to use glove to put a screw
Hack 8: the real hack to cut from inside. The cap, not so much: you can buy cheaply better saw disks to use in the same way
You are a cordless drill maniac. You don't need use a drill to do everything
Thanks for sharing the tips! I really like your ideas. Very nice and realistic!
Albania🇦🇱
Great to see viewers from Albania!
Well it's ALL common sense really...
"Indeed, many of these tips are based on common sense. Thanks for pointing that out!"
00:26 s. O primeiro truque é tão óbvio que desisti de ver os outros. Kkkkk
Haha, sometimes the simplest tricks are the best!
3. you can clearly see its not level. Because if it was the spanner would move with the thread of the drill bit
Absolute BS on the last crap
It does move
@@creationholic101 wrong direction
Buenos.te man. Kes. Ok. .
¡Gracias! Espero que encuentres útiles los trucos!
درود.مورد۴ که لولای گازری زدی میتونی با چسب چوب اون خلال دندانی که برای محکم کردن استفاده کردی رو فیکس و ثابت و محکم تر بکنی.به هر روی سپاس به ویژه برایدمورد ۵👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you for the great suggestion! I appreciate your input on improving stability.
OK…the wire-twisting bolt is BRILLIANT! 💡💡
Thanks for the compliment! It’s great to hear you liked it!
Text explanation is helpful but should stay longer for people to read it.
Thank you for the feedback! I’ll consider making the text explanation longer for better clarity.
Je suis de Sept-Îles
C'est génial! Merci de regarder la vidéo depuis Sept-Îles!
The first one sent me 🤣🤣 don’t use gloves… if you only don’t wear one on the hand holding the screw, you’ll be just fine. Either that or theres gloves that don’t have that rubber grip and are more on the smooth edge and those won’t hurt you either tbh.
Glad you found it funny! You're right, using the right type of gloves can make a big difference. Thanks for the input! 😊
What the heck.. Average human should be able to think all of this
I'm sorry to hear that the video didn't meet your expectations. I appreciate you bringing this to my attention
Iran
Thanks for letting me know!
Use an awl or a punch first to drill a hole, as it will keep the bit from wandering.
"Great tip! Using an awl or punch can definitely help keep the drill bit steady. Thanks for sharing!"
4.50 please maintain your written advices a bit more time
#8…isn’t that what a rotary tool is for?
You're right, a rotary tool can do similar tasks! Great observation!
😄😄😄
Thank you for watching
People been that for years
Đúng vậy! Một số phương pháp đã tồn tại từ lâu vì chúng thực sự hiệu quả. Cảm ơn bạn đã theo dõi!
This is hilarious 😂 what a beautiful waste of my time.e😂😂😂😂😂
Thank you for watching
Hài
Thank you for watching
Last item does not work as it shows.
It works quite well, try it and feel it
If you don't use an ammonia-based cleaning LIQUID SOAP (not CREAM), as a coolant and lubricant whilst drilling into metals, you will never appreciate what a superb addition to your work it is! I have tried almost everything, but this beats everything else on the market. Bits remain cool through the toughest jobs, retain their edges much longer and a few drops go a long way. If you place a plastic container under the work to catch any drips, place a magnet under the dish for iron-based metals. Then pour off the clean fluid and reuse it. Remove the magnet to clean the dish.
No 3 makes no sense to me. I NEVER drill horizontal holes for hanging things, but drill downward into the wall. this causes the nail, etc to angle upward. Nothing ever falls off the walls in my house, even during a heavy tremor.
Thank you for sharing your detailed tips! Your method for drilling and cleaning is very insightful and will be useful for many.
not sure about the wrench trick
I appreciate your honesty!
Knowing how to use your drill properly are hardly tricks and wearing out your ring spanner’s instead of using the spirit level on your drill is plain stupid!
Thank you for your feedback! I aim to share practical tips, and I appreciate your insights.
what’s wrong ya don’t have any extra tools you don’t have to worry about wearing out?
Pls dont do the 9'th trick unless u want to throw the driller
Thanks for your input! It's good to hear different perspectives-some methods might not suit every situation.