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Steering and Channeling

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The Rover in action. #tools #woodworking #construction #shorts

What happens here

The presenter demonstrates a unique feature of the Rover Bit: its ability to be 'dropped in' at an angle and then steered or moved sideways within the wood. This allows the user to create channels or connect previously drilled holes, eliminating the need to drill multiple discrete holes for a continuous path.

Goal: The demonstration shows how the Rover Bit can be angled and steered through wood to create channels and connect holes without drilling multiple separate holes.

Tools and materials

  • Bad Dog Rover Bit
  • Cordless Drill
  • Wood Block

What they say

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you can do all your hard woods, your soft woods, nice clean side out of it. You can drop in here. [Music] Now you can run your Romax right in and go around without having to drill holes. You can also drop in. They call it a roller bit because it rolls through the material.

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