Cordless Drill Basics | Beginner

Today we're talking about cordless drill basics for the beginner. If you're new to carpentry or woodworking, the cordless drill will be one of your most used tools. Let's get right into it today by covering the basics which will include talking about their main parts, features, and techniques. Thanks for watching!

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My name is Josh Fedorka, and I’m the founder of Training Hands Academy™. I have been a carpenter and woodworker for over 25 years. I have also held certifications in home energy auditing and have built several LEED certified homes in New England.

God has gifted me with many “hands on” skills and it is my calling and purpose to share those skills by teaching others. Whether it is to seek a career in carpentry, become a general contractor or improve one’s DIY skills and knowledge, the motivation behind THA is to help others successfully learn how to work with their hands.

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[wolfgang]

All you need to know in a nutshell plus some good tips from a long-time practitioner. This is great advice if you haven't got a clue and are not sure what to look for when buying your first (or a better second) cordless drill. I bet it took you much longer than most people would think to make this short to-the-point video.

[peacelove]

Got to the point clearly with out confusing us with too much talking. Great video handsome! Thanks.

[ChrisLightbulb]

Thanks for this. Wow, this was way too quick and brushed over for me. I might look for a longer video with more detail and explanations haha! Edit: Upon second watch after a few other videos, this is a pretty good second-stage high-level overview to re-cap the basics once you understand them, albeit still pretty rushed without enough explanation.

[KingMidas-pnch]

I'm not dummy, I subscribed. Thank you

[creativepotato]

This was a fantastic tutorial, very clear, to the point, and informative!!! Thank you so greatly, this is just what I was looking for!!

[billysgarden]

Thank you! Straight to the point. Learned a lot from this video.

[katerinakucerova]

Love ur videos! Well explained especially with hand circular saw as I’m thinking to buy one ( fed up to asking staff in shops to cut me a wood with my measurements) but to be honest I feel little bit scared to use it ! But I guess confidence will come with practice.

[NaJoeLibre]

I am in no way a handyman, but I just bought a house. Great starter video to de-mystify for me tools like this 😀

[nessbrooks]

Another great and informative video. I should have watched this one a couple days ago.

[katiesbeenyarnified]

This was such a great video to come across! I am in the market for a cordless drill and have no idea what I’m looking for and this gave me some great info to start with. Now, what kind of drill should I get?! 😬 the biggest project I would use it for would be removing a mantle piece from a plaster wall and hanging shelves on a plaster wall. I’m scared of the plaster, it’s old, textured and I’m worried it’s going to crumble and make a mess. Besides these home projects, I would hope to be able to use the drill to put some furniture together from Wayfair, IKEA…places like that and for small crafting/diy projects in the future. The other thing important to me is finding a cordless drill that isn’t a monster. I have small hands and want to be able to hold it comfortably if at all possible. If anyone has any suggestions or can help lead me in the right direction, I would greatly appreciate it. Again, thanks for this video, I will probably watch it a few more times to let all of that sink in. 😁

[vienna]

Thank you! I have a cupboard that is falling down, and the men in my life aren’t helping me 😂 I needed this, thank you!

[pixelart]

'Withdraw' the bit from the 'hole'. hehehe

[SHaro-npwd]

I'm not handy to save my life but I might have a hvac job opportunity (uncle getting me In). I'm nervous and watching your videos a lot I hope I can catch on. Gonna practice on random wood so i don't look horrible..

[ineedclosure]

Very nice tutorial! Right to the point and very well formatted

[rosale]

Really really helpful presentation. Thanks so much!

[Sprinklespritz]

Very good video for me to use my new pink drill 💕

[BABYGIRLU]

Yes, very glad i found you. I want to put shelves up but i’m scared of drilling into wires & my walls are plasterboard. Do you have any videos on this?

[kimmik]

First time sub; thanks for the awesome tutorial style - concise and on point!

[torontoraptors]

April 2022. Liked and subd! Thank you brother

[langitlapis]

Request grinder basic and advance for next video