🔩 DB 02 Speed Steel Drill by Togu Review

I bought a drill from the same manufacturer which I recommend for easy installation. The drill is in the shape of a saw, so it's great for a metal door as it eliminates the large burrs created by a standard twist drill. I'm not sure how well this works on a wooden door. Others have raised concerns about the eyelet being pulled in place due to the small slits on the back. I used a utility knife blade taped over the sharp side and used the back as a screwdriver blade which worked great. A spatula

Cuts a hole for the internal viewfinder well. The blades are very sharp and cut cleanly. Place masking tape where you plan to start drilling and press firmly against the wood. When the drill just starts to come out the other side, wrap tape around that spot and start drilling from the other side. You should be aware that this bit is very shallow and will only remove 1/8 inch of wood at a time. After that, you need to stop drilling (you don't really have a choice) and use a 1/2-inch drill bit to

I am writing two reviews, one for the peephole, the other for the drill Peephole: The peephole came in a small box with no instructions. It was easy enough to figure out how to install. The color is similar to another brushed satin nickel I have at home. Visibility is ok - I was expecting a longer range but it seems to work as advertised. The shade inside is a nice touch. Drill: I was a little tired because this drill arrived in packaging that clearly had a different brand logo and a Togu…