Demonstrate Drilling and Slug Ejection
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What happens here
The PushPilot arbor is attached to a Milwaukee cordless drill, then fitted with a hole saw. The user drills into a piece of wood securely held in a clear demonstration fixture. As the hole is completed, the wood slug is cleanly and automatically ejected from the hole saw, falling away from the workpiece. This live demonstration provides clear visual proof that the PushPilot effectively eliminates the problem of stuck slugs.
Goal: Witness the PushPilot's automatic slug ejection in action.
Tools and materials
- Cordless Drill Milwaukee — Powering the PushPilot and hole saw for drilling
- Demonstration Fixture — To securely hold the wood workpiece during the demonstration
- Hole Saw — The cutting attachment to the arbor
- PushPilot Arbor PushPilot — The main tool performing the slug ejection
- Wood Board — The material being drilled through