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Drill Hole for Invis Screw

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What happens here

A white rectangular wooden piece is placed on a work surface. The demonstrator uses a drill equipped with the Invis Mx2 magnetic driver and specialized drill bit to bore a hole into the side of the wood. The transparent housing of the magnetic driver allows for clear visibility during the drilling process, ensuring accurate depth and placement for the internal screw. This hole will house the Invis screw that will be magnetically driven.

Goal: Using a specialized drill with the magnetic driver attachment, a precise hole is drilled into the first wooden piece to accommodate the Invis screw.

Tools and materials

  • Magnetic Driver Attachment Lamello — Guides the drill bit and later drives the magnetic screws
  • Specialized Drill Bit Lamello — Creates the correct size and depth hole for the Invis screw
  • Specialized Drill Festool — Drilling holes and driving Invis fasteners
  • Wood Piece N/A — The first component of the joint, receiving the Invis screw

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This little kit right here is going to ensure that you never see a screw again. We're here at Invis with Alex. >> Yes, this is Invis by LaMelo. The invisible detachable joining system. So, this is a screw. It's inside the material and it turns like a regular screw but through a magnet from the outside. Like righty, tighty, lefty loosey. On the other side, all I have is

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