Note the *COMPLETELY* different amount of pressure applied to the drill in the first two compared to the third. If you drill with anything that's slightly sharp slow enough, you won't get any tear out.
@@TheHeadincharge i beleive the product only works slow, and to make the comparison seem large between the two he went extra fasy on normal bits and extra slow on special one
They are awesome bits for clean holes. I have no issue with forstener bit, I find if you drill when the stock is clamped properly it works much better.
Ok that was unexpected, this drill really works and it's not just a marketing trick or something, I like the idea for someone who is in a wodworking to try things like drills , jigs, bits , screws , etc because it's more believable that you're buying a good product and that you spending your money on something that wil last and really works.
Also note the how the screen changes right before he pokes through, compared to the other bits, also as he had some type of little wood cover already over a clean cut hole😊
I have sharp bits that don’t tear out. Run those “owl” bits through a bunch of sheet metal first then push really hard to drill very soft pine plywood.
I've seen a few others use these bits, and they also raved about how good they are. And how well they work for their intended purpose. I've saved the link this time so that they're now in my my Amazon search history.
You don't need to put as much pressure with the overdrive bits. Izzy Swan has a video with these bits and others on hard and soft woods with more than one person doing the drilling.
It's just a revamp of the bits from a "Brace&Bit" set.... they have wing-cutters that score the wood and cut the fibers as they work through the wood.... tear out is also relative to your pressure....so....
Is it weird that seeing that wood owl bit drill through without tear out and leave such a clean hole make me so happy and excited, straight up flabbergasted lol
I usually put a sacrifice board behind the board I don't want to tear out. But that is a nice looking job it did, even with differences in pressure used.
@@thegermansherlock9845If you’ve used Forestner bits you know they don’t chew through wood very well. And regular bits will chip out the back. Not saying this wasn’t exaggerated to show the problems with regular bits and forestner bits, but even putting those examples aside and just watching the auger bit go through and the results were enough to show how well it performs.
Forstner bits are intended for drilling flat-bottomed holes. Yeah, you can use them to drill through holes, but they’re a poor choice unless you use a sacrificial backing board.
It is a borer bit design is hundreds of years old. that first bit you used was designed for metal, the forstner is designed to make flat round dents on wood and the borer bits are used for wood, the original versions were hand spun into timber for hundreds if not thousands of years. but good advertising for the company that actually sells the right bits for the right job
everything will tear out when you force it through like you did on the first 2 thats a shame because it looked like a good bit but if its being pushed dishonestly it must not be that good
I live in europe... we have wood drillbits.... the first we call a steel drillbit.. we use it for steal the wood drillbit has a little point an is wayyyy sharper
I can plainly the OWL bit cuts perfectly. BUT that was a crappy Job using the forstner bit, most of us drill the forstner bit until the tip pokes through and then switch and from the other side.
A forstner bit isn't designed to drill clean through. It's for drilling flat bottomed holes. Of course it's gonna have blow out. Plus the force applied was way harder on the first 2 bits as compared to the third. Gonna have blowout if you force it through the backside.
I love the shirt brother. Keep wearing them. We need more Christians. Praise God. God is real, the cross is real. It's not about that force it the wood. Its about the force on that wood.
Don't fall for this cowboy's advert! He over drove the other 2 (too much pressure) and worked the owl bit though... Also he didn't use the forstner bit correctly as you're meant to stop when the pilot breaks through and then bore from the other side...
Is there any particular reason on the wood owl bit the board was clamped in there firmly and the other two it wasn't at least that's the way it appears the board doesn't move on the last bit call me crazy
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Not as expensive as I was expecting
Have you seen any of the "Chosen" series? If not its pretty good for family movie night
He applied much less pressure on the last drill. Don’t buy it!
Use “NEW” bits!!! STOP FORCING the other bits!!
I’d fire you if you worked for me. This is a pretty dishonest video. Poor form.
Why does it look like you used a ton more pressure on the other bits compared to the wood owl?
I was about to say the same thing. Especially on bit number 2 he was putting a bunch of weight behind it.
That's right!
This is what can be called a completely dishonest demonstration.
@@javiercastro4561 Forstner bits give much more resistance, my experience.
Because wood owl told him to make them look good.
Yeah you can drill a hole with almost any bit and have no tear out
Note the *COMPLETELY* different amount of pressure applied to the drill in the first two compared to the third. If you drill with anything that's slightly sharp slow enough, you won't get any tear out.
Can’t say I agree with this. I experienced tear out on plywood with slow speeds all the time.
Look at his full video!
Looked as if the board was clamped much better for the Wood Owl but also.
Y'all should go watch Izzy Swan's video with these bits and other bits on hard and soft woods
@@TheHeadincharge i beleive the product only works slow, and to make the comparison seem large between the two he went extra fasy on normal bits and extra slow on special one
we are going to need a Project Farm test on this.
Yup. He will apply same specs to all products and find the truth.
He jammed that forstner so hard through there. Definitely not the same pressure when he used that last one.
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They are awesome bits for clean holes. I have no issue with forstener bit, I find if you drill when the stock is clamped properly it works much better.
that forester bit would have been just as good as the owl of he wasn't applying so much pressure!
He needs to watch some beginner wood working videos.
You pushed the forstner bit through the wood when exiting so naturally it would tear out.
you notice he didn't force the drilling with the overdrive bit? Scetchy
True but I've used all 3 bits too and the owl bits are definitely the best by a large margin.
That looked like you have barely any pressure for the bit whereas the others you applied a lot more causing bigger tear out at the end
Did not look like you applied the same force on the Owl bit as you did on the Forsner bit
Exactly 💯
I have a set of these... They are outstanding.
I bought the 1-1/4 in after seeing this and it works as you said. I'm extremely impressed
Awesome!
I’m very proud of you for wearing that “Chosen” T-shirt.
Love watching your shows. You so inspire me a lot. Wanna build some farm style tables.
Prob a superior product for what is is designed, no doubt
Ok that was unexpected, this drill really works and it's not just a marketing trick or something, I like the idea for someone who is in a wodworking to try things like drills , jigs, bits , screws , etc because it's more believable that you're buying a good product and that you spending your money on something that wil last and really works.
Also note the how the screen changes right before he pokes through, compared to the other bits, also as he had some type of little wood cover already over a clean cut hole😊
All I heard was Professor Poopy Butthole when you said "Ooowee..." Impressive bit.
I have sharp bits that don’t tear out. Run those “owl” bits through a bunch of sheet metal first then push really hard to drill very soft pine plywood.
It helps if you don't stand on the drill bit. It's obvious he was pushing as hard as he could when the bit shot through the back end like a missle.
I would like to see this test again using a controlled weight. It felt like you were pushing a bit harder on the 1st 2 bits.
I could be wrong.
You are not wrong.
I've seen a few others use these bits, and they also raved about how good they are. And how well they work for their intended purpose. I've saved the link this time so that they're now in my my Amazon search history.
I'll use a backer board with either the twist or Forstner bit and save my money to buy some of that 3/4" Baltic Birch you use for scrap.
Definitely a clean hole cut there. I like that !!
Maybe if you pushed as hard with the last bit as you did with forster bit . ?
You don't need to put as much pressure with the overdrive bits. Izzy Swan has a video with these bits and others on hard and soft woods with more than one person doing the drilling.
@@mattmayes599 you don't need to push hard on any of those in this "comparison". It was obvious that he purposely did that to promote his sponsor.
Love the shirt bro!!
Wood owl for the win
Very cool.. but how do they hold up over time and usage?
Speed of push through and bit sharpness has much to do with tear out!! Have to say, the Woodowl does look nice!!!
It's just a revamp of the bits from a "Brace&Bit" set.... they have wing-cutters that score the wood and cut the fibers as they work through the wood.... tear out is also relative to your pressure....so....
Always stop a Forstner bit when the center point comes through the backside and then finish the hole from the back.
Well I need him to advertise my products. That was awesome.
how convenient that the first two holes r so much closer together than the third
He had so much force on the forstner bit he almost knocked the wood out of the vise with the drill after punch through.
Is it weird that seeing that wood owl bit drill through without tear out and leave such a clean hole make me so happy and excited, straight up flabbergasted lol
Yeah that’ll happen with any bit when you push that damn hard.
I’ll let project farm do the comparisons. You risked your integrity for a drill bit.
Dude went real slow with the last one.
Best bits in my shop!
Why didn’t you ram that one threw like you did the other ones🤔
All bit if it were sharp and used with light pressure will also cause a clean exit hole
I usually put a sacrifice board behind the board I don't want to tear out. But that is a nice looking job it did, even with differences in pressure used.
That is incredible
Shut up and take my money! 💵
No, don’t buy it, he applied waaaay less pressure on the last Drill!!🤬🤬
@@thegermansherlock9845If you’ve used Forestner bits you know they don’t chew through wood very well. And regular bits will chip out the back. Not saying this wasn’t exaggerated to show the problems with regular bits and forestner bits, but even putting those examples aside and just watching the auger bit go through and the results were enough to show how well it performs.
Awesome shirt!
What basic tools would you recommend for someone wanting to do woodworking for a hobby
You only really need a saw and a drill. I’ve got a video about basic tools here ruclips.net/video/dv6u7JMJwyk/видео.html
What makes them designed for cordless drills?
Beautiful shirt!
What do you think about the Hercules miner saw
Absolutely incredible! Can’t believe they backed the claim so impressively.
Forstner bits are intended for drilling flat-bottomed holes. Yeah, you can use them to drill through holes, but they’re a poor choice unless you use a sacrificial backing board.
Also watch the speed of his drill , vary high on the first 2 bits then slowed it down on the last.
It is a borer bit design is hundreds of years old. that first bit you used was designed for metal, the forstner is designed to make flat round dents on wood and the borer bits are used for wood, the original versions were hand spun into timber for hundreds if not thousands of years. but good advertising for the company that actually sells the right bits for the right job
That’s pretty cool - whether you babied it or not. But everyone should know you can drill clean holes with almost any bit when you want to.
The words snake and oil come to mind
everything will tear out when you force it through like you did on the first 2 thats a shame because it looked like a good bit but if its being pushed dishonestly it must not be that good
Pushing real hard on those first two compared to the last one.
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Why did you use less force at the end with the owl bit? You can see you backed off or hesitated right at the end before it broke through
I live in europe... we have wood drillbits.... the first we call a steel drillbit.. we use it for steal the wood drillbit has a little point an is wayyyy sharper
Love your shirt!
I can plainly the OWL bit cuts perfectly. BUT that was a crappy Job using the forstner bit, most of us drill the forstner bit until the tip pokes through and then switch and from the other side.
Could you do a video after you have ran it through the paces? Like do 100 holes?
That is impressive!
Wow! Going to be getting some of these!
So... A brad point drill bit...?
But big.
"Got this brand new bit, imma go ahead and put it up against these two old shitty bits I've had laying round the shop for 10yrs"
You can solve this problem by using a sacrificial piece of wood behind what you're drilling like we've done for hundreds of years. No tear out.
You did something to the plywood. Every bit I've ever used, tore out.
Nice shirt bro. Represent
How does the bit know what's driving it?
Amazing!
A forstner bit isn't designed to drill clean through. It's for drilling flat bottomed holes. Of course it's gonna have blow out. Plus the force applied was way harder on the first 2 bits as compared to the third. Gonna have blowout if you force it through the backside.
Cool shirt!!! ❤
I’m ON it!!!
You were pushing a lot harder on the 1st two bits.
You were putting a ton of pressure on the first two bits which will give more tear out.
Nice shirt man
Why didn’t you use the same distance from each hole?
That's amazing !!
Now checking them out! Did you slow it up towards the end of the cut?
No he just use light pressure.. on the first 2 he used loads
Forstner bits not design to make a hole but counterbore. Any brad point drill makes clean cut.
Just use a bit less pressure when you get towards the end
Notice they only show the tip for a second. That's the difference
I love the shirt brother. Keep wearing them. We need more Christians. Praise God. God is real, the cross is real. It's not about that force it the wood. Its about the force on that wood.
Don't fall for this cowboy's advert! He over drove the other 2 (too much pressure) and worked the owl bit though... Also he didn't use the forstner bit correctly as you're meant to stop when the pilot breaks through and then bore from the other side...
Too much force on the first two.
What it means by *specifically* designed for *cordless?* Are these bits no good for wire powered machines? I don't think so.
What about the spade bit
The gap between those holes
Is there any particular reason on the wood owl bit the board was clamped in there firmly and the other two it wasn't at least that's the way it appears the board doesn't move on the last bit call me crazy
How can I trust you if this is my first impression? 1. Why the first two get so much pressure? 2. What happened to the clamps?
Need to test them on different styles of wood too do a video on that what you're doing chipboard and different stuff see how they doing now
I use wood owl bits at work(lineman). They cut a hole as smooth as a shotgun barrel
Not all bits were treated the same it's fairly obvious. Maybe it's better maybe it's not this test is rigged either way.
Would you know how to carve wood? Like carving out a coyote out of wood?
Pretty sure this guy works for the company. Apparently they think we are all stupid.
There's no way!
I thought the same thing Cee Jay. Kinda of impressive.I'm curious to see how they work when they get a little dull