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wall drilling and dust
- Thread starter cj7
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Rick,
As already mentioned, the shop-vac works well.
What size hole(s) are you putting in? If just small ones to put in an anchor or something, here's another approach.
Use an awl and push it in to make your initial hole.
Using a #2 phillips (or whatever size you need), spit on (or otherwise wet) the last couple inches of the tip.
Push the screwdriver into the hole to ream it out to the size you need.
Most of the dust will fall behind the wall but whatever comes out is stuck to the screwdriver.
Brian
As already mentioned, the shop-vac works well.
What size hole(s) are you putting in? If just small ones to put in an anchor or something, here's another approach.
Use an awl and push it in to make your initial hole.
Using a #2 phillips (or whatever size you need), spit on (or otherwise wet) the last couple inches of the tip.
Push the screwdriver into the hole to ream it out to the size you need.
Most of the dust will fall behind the wall but whatever comes out is stuck to the screwdriver.
Brian