Are you scratching your head, wondering which drill bit to grab for your next woodworking project? Forstner or spade? Spade bits are good for making quick, rough holes, while Forstner bits create clean, precise holes. The best choice depends on what you need for your project. Think about the finish, accuracy, and material you are […]

Are you trying to drill through porcelain tile without cracking it? It’s a common worry! You can drill porcelain tiles1 with a masonry bit, but it’s not the best choice. Masonry bits are made for softer materials like brick and concrete. For porcelain, you really should use a diamond-tipped or carbide-tipped drill bit2 to avoid

Ever struggled to drill into brick or concrete? Using the wrong drill bit1 can be a nightmare. It could damage your materials2, wear out your tools, or just take forever. Let’s make sure that doesn’t happen! A masonry drill bit has a distinctive look. It has a wide, flattened tip, often shaped like an arrowhead,