Drill an Initial Straight Hole

What happens here

Secure the material (a piece of wood in this demonstration) to a workbench, typically with clamps. Insert the Bad Dog Rover bit into a cordless drill. Apply firm, steady pressure, and drill straight down into the material until the bit has fully entered or created a through-hole. This establishes the initial entry point for subsequent angled or curved drilling.

Goal: The first step in using the Rover bit is to plunge it firmly into the material to create a standard, straight pilot hole.