How to Take away the Finishes of Nails along with a Nail Drill Bit

Getting a nail stuck inside a wood surface because of possible wood surface damage is tough to get rid of. You are able to grab a hammer or hands-held nail puller to get rid of the nail, however, this runs the chance of harmful, splitting or denting the wood surface. A safer alternative is by using a nail drill bit to get rid of the undesirable nails. If done correctly, this drill bit shouldn't leave marks or damage the wood. Getting rid of nails with this particular device can be achieved within a few minutes.

Put the finish from the nail puller drill bit to your drill and tighten it in position by turning the drill chuck inside a clockwise fashion until snug.

Connect your drill, as needed. For those who have a cord-less drill, proceed to another step.

Contain the drill in mid-air so that you can begin to see the free finish from the nail puller drill bit. Put the drill in normal drilling mode. Engage the drill trigger before the inner portion of the nail puller reaches the finish from the bit.

Squeeze finish from the nail puller bit flush from the surface where you need to take away the nail. You will in all probability squeeze drill vertical with respect towards the wood surface, unless of course the nail is stick within the wood crooked. The nail ought to be situated in the center of the drill bit finish.

Place the drill backwards drilling mode you are able to accomplish by way of a switch or lever you push. Engage the trigger and hold it lower because the nail puller bit pulls the nail in the wood surface. Forget about the drill trigger once the nail is totally from the wood.

Take away the nail in the nail puller drill bit by switching the drill into normal drilling mode and holding the trigger lower before the nail falls from the nail puller.

Repeat on every other nails that should be removed. Carry the drill chuck and switch inside a counterclockwise direction to get rid of the nail drill bit.