BullseyeBore Core - Kickstarter Campaign (v5)

BullseyeBore Core is a revolutionary power drill accessory that allows you to always drill straight with your own drill. This video demonstrates the use of BullseyeBore Core’s functionality and ease of use on different power drills, with different drill bits, and on different worksurfaces. It also includes the use of several optional BullseyeBore Core accessories such as Chuck Extensions and Worksurface Extension Plates.

▶︎ About BullseyeBore Core™
Every day around the world it’s estimated that as many as 100 million people use a power drill in their job, for their hobby, or just around the house - and before they pull the trigger on that drill, every one of them asks the same question - am I drilling straight? Up until now this has been an intractable problem. A power drill alone just gives you a hole, but it doesn’t allow you to always drill straight or help you to solve the problem of accuracy. And that’s the reason why we invented BullseyeBore Core. BullseyeBore Core is a simple power drill accessory that mounts to the front of your drill Chuck. It rotates with your drill and produces several easy to see circular patterns on the work surface. When the circles are aligned on the worksurface, the drill is straight. Just keep those circles aligned as you drill, and you’ll always get a straight hole. It’s really that easy.

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[raygomez]

Clever idea. It's absolutely true that drilling at a perfect 90° angle consistenly requieres a level of skill that most casual DIYers don't have. And I also see the appeal even for tradesmen, as that laser circle does look pretty cool and adds another degree of precision and sophistication to their work.

[elijahlafayette]

I use a drill every day. Still waiting for tool companies to simply put 2 bubble levels on their drills, one for vertical and one for horizontal.

[mjktrash]

Congratulations on the product launch!

In a classic line of parallel thinking, I had this idea years ago too, although my version was incorporated into the chuck itself and would have required O.E. integration. Getting it to market is impressive, regardless of the path you've taken.

I'd like to see it slightly configurable, number of circles, and size, allowing for a higher level of precision? And for advanced users, on surfaces that are less viable than a comparatively large "wall".

[brett-yq]

YouTube algorithm is on point for santa socking stuffers

[Tetraden-a]

Nice! I'm in!
But, uh, you forgot to add a way to back/get it. And there is no Kickstarter with a similar name either.

[shaneruzinsky]

It helps you drill perpendicular holes, the fact they're straight is a byproduct.

[kenaz]

When do you expect they will be available (your target dates)?

[sevenismy]

It seams it needs to spin fast to be useful, and when it's up to speed it's already over

[johng]

How does it do in bright sun? None of the videos show it being used outside in anything other than deep shade.