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What kind of Drill Bits do I need?
I purchased myself some WORX cordless drill, 18v. It did not come with drill bits for making holes.
What kind of drill bits do I need? I dont have a particular project, just want to have it for the future.
What kind of bits do I stay away from?
Can I use my OTHER screwdrivers bits on this?
Any recommendations would help. I do not know anything about tools.
Thanks in advance
Answer:
go to a place like Lowe's and they sell a really nice pack of twist bits for drilling holes - from 1/16th to 3/8" - and this comes in a tough little box which you can have forever.
For drilling bigger holes, I use a lot of "spade" bits - or "speed bores" - you can also get a bunch of different sizes of these at once. Then you can drill holes from 3/8" to 1 1/2".
Then for screwing in screws, go to a lumber store and get yourself a magnetic bit holder - it's a magnetic tip for your drill - and you can stick different screw driver bits into that - you can get Phillips or torque or square drive or traditional screw drives. The best brand I've seen is Apex - I use these things all the time since carpentry is my business.
One good place to get this stuff is a second hand store - sometimes there's piles of them, and you dig through and get a bunch of bits really cheap.
A good drill is something which will be handy for the rest of your life if you only use it from time to time.




























































