Review on Flushmount Drill Bit 9 16 by Antoine Dean

Wow, we've been using the quick lid system for about a year now and we're big fans of it. If you're not familiar with this, here's how it works. First, you're spending a lot more on a drill than usual. This thing was probably given to the staff of the swifts by Zeus or a Greek god because it seems divine. This will drill your pilot hole and shoulder the hole so you can attach one of your plugs to cover the head of the screw. You'll need to buy screws there to get the most out of this system, and of course they cost more than the usual cheap bucket of rusty drywall screws you've used in the past. Why would you buy these screws when you can buy the aforementioned 10 pound bucket of drywall screws for $20? Well these screws are pretty good, the threading is perfect for screwing into the veneer and the large flat head keeps most finish veneers from poking through the veneer. You have to work really hard to mess things up, but I have a guy in the store who really messes things up. He likes to hold the drill at all sorts of angles to make sure the sheathing and caps of the stick aren't sitting flush. He's a real beast with a screwdriver. I usually let it sweep when we use it. He likes to tear off stickers and stick them on, but sometimes messes up the running direction. We may be hiring later this month.