Uploaded July 2016 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
A drill is a drill, right? Wrong. Very wrong. When it comes to cutting tools, a bargain set consisting of dozens of drills seems like a great option; but you don't know how accurate those drills are going to be compared to, say, a higher quality drill like a Morse. If you don't check those bargain bits before chucking 'em up, you never know what size hole you'll end up with. In this video, we put the bargain drill to the test by comparing a hole drilled with it to a hole drilled with a high quality drill, as well as a hole brought to size with a reamer. The results will surprise you.
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A drill is a drill, right? Wrong. Very wrong. When it comes to cutting tools, a bargain set consisting of dozens of drills seems like a great option; but you don't know how accurate those drills are going to be compared to, say, a higher quality drill like a Morse. If you don't check those bargain bits before chucking 'em up, you never know what size hole you'll end up with. In this video, we put the bargain drill to the test by comparing a hole drilled with it to a hole drilled with a high quality drill, as well as a hole brought to size with a reamer. The results will surprise you.
Visit our online store: subtool.com
Find us on Facebook: facebook.com/SuburbanToolInc
Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/suburbantool
Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/suburbantool
