@davidth.o.g.2229
You know it's been a problem.... when your pissed that there's an answer
@mikehobbs7421
I’m a pipe fitter of 20 years and I was shown this about 10 years ago…changed my life.
@acidichunt7379
Never too old to learn, as long as you have the backbone to admit we cant all know everything. Respect!
@71stang
22 years as an electrician and you just blew my mind!!!!!
@Unclebillyr
You mean to tell me for 40 years I've been drilling wrong? Ain't no way.
@mikeallardii9713
Works with an arbor that has enough threads for 2 hole saws. Not all arbors are created equal
@sleepydragonzarinthal3533
"now, I don't know how many times I've drilled the wrong hole"
@jeffparry2426
I think this is the most helpful thing I have ever seen on YouTube
@whatthehell2592
Now go from a bigger hole to a smaller hole…….noo way!
@sammyspaniel6054
Great!!!!!!! Now I have to live with the memory of fixing all of those holes the hard way. I was perfectly happy in my ignorance.
@aneilaseyiekeretsu
Brother, I agree with you, we all have drilled wrong holes.
@oregonfordguy9812
depends on the hole saw. not all have the extra threads
@masterpanther1
What!! Noooowaaaay!! Now you got me saying it a lot! Lmao
@redveinborneo4673
Damn. I work with metal and never seem anyone do this. I too have had to try to die-grind holes while maintaining a perfect circle.
@nolefan91
Learned this trick 30yrs ago building specialty vehicles. It has come in handy more than once.
@Daniel-n3m9f
I can't believe you didn't know this😮 And im just a 22yr old backyard bricklayer 😂😂😂
@SamuraiJD_64
I've done this so many times that I literally thought that it was common knowledge to use this trick 😂
@kingbee9449
Have you seen the reverse switch for when you make a hole too big fixes it right up 😂
@dallasarnold8615
I figured this out 30 years ago when I was a door installer. Some existing deadbolt bores would be 1 1/2", but the new lockset includes a deadbolt with a 2 1/8" bore. What a lifesaver it was.
@coolhluke8089