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Ayyyyyy pals I'm Hollis. 24. They/them, and bi-ace. I blog a bit of everything. I also have lots of side blogs. Trying to get my tags in order. Drink water ok. (also if i rb something from you from like, six months ago, it isn't because i'm stalking you, i just rb from my likes a lot)

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[immortalbeingz]

[cipheramnesia]

Someone do this to me

[chaotic-leaf-enthusiast]

I saw this video, and then noted that it was a theoretical thing and not real, so I yelled

"THEORETICALLY??? I gotta try this. Where's the power drill?"

My friend immediately starts yelling NO! At me like I'm a cat eating plastic. He even correctly guessed that I was on tumblr and warned that he would turn off the internet.

[derinthescarletpescatarian]

Your friend was correct to stop you. There's no way for this thing to attach to a pilot drill, however you construct it. It would be absurdly dangerous to use in reality. I mean look at that thing.

[deathsmallcaps]

I don’t understand.

[derinthescarletpescatarian]

This is what a normal hole saw looks like.

Note the pilot drill in the middle. This keeps the hole saw centered during cutting so it doesn't go everywhere. Without this, there's a chance of the saw slipping about, and when a bunch of saw teeth are rotating nearby you at incredibly high speeds you do not want them skipping around everywhere, that's how you lose a chunk out of your hand.

It's technically possible, if you're careful and have the right equipment and a death wish, to drill a circular hole without a pilot drill, but it's inadvisable unless you absolutely have to and not something that an inexperienced driller should do. Generally, you use this thing, with the pilot drill on it. A hole saw has regular teeth and moves at a regular speed and the pressure when drilling stays about the same.

But that triangular thing? No fucking way. Look at how that bit is moving. The pressure is NOT the same. It's all over the fucking place. Attach that to a drill and your drill is being pulled every which way. Attach that to a hand drill and you'll win a Darwin award. Drills are using a lot more pressure and speed than it seems when you're using them; I mildly sprained my wrist using one the other day drilling in a normal arse screw with a normal arse bit because the screw caught on something and stopped before the safety torque thingy could catch up. You do NOT fuck around with bits that provide shaky, unpredictable forces like that. You would not, ever, use a bit like that without a pilot drill. That thing goes on a massive, heavy duty, carefully calibrated piece of factory equipment behind a safety shield and nowhere else. In fact, I wouldn't even use a bit like that at home *with* a pilot drill, unless I had the most stable drill press of all time. Absolutely never on a hand drill.

Okay, so we can use it at home on a really good drill press if we had a pilot drill, right?

Nope. Look at how it moves. It's impossible to put a pilot on that thing. The bit has to cross over the middle to function. It'd collide with the pilot.

Do not build a bit like this, it's theoretical for a reason.

[impossiblepackage]

You can do it if you are pure of heart

[jackalopegothic]

Pick a side:

You can do it if you are pure of heart

It’s theoretical for a reason

Voting ended onMar 21, 2025

[derinthescarletpescatarian]

#theoretical for a reason#but I think more theorizing could innovate a solution to the triangle hole saw problem

We have multiple solutions to that problem, depending on what you're trying to put the hole in and how big you want it to be. Some include:

Punch the hole

Cast a piece with a triangle hole in it already

Use a jigsaw, or similar cutting tool

Use a drill bit or similar tool designed for etching, with a stencil if need be, and dig your way down layer by layer

If you have ten billion years to spare, stencil and chisel

Carefully sized circular blade on an appropriately designed tool, lower into the material to make three cuts

Laser

Those bits that basically jackhammer a hole into wood

[robotslenderman]

Source

[slack-wise]

[horrorvampiricentity]

[sourcreammachine]

Fish-rice integration is exciting. You harvest both fishes and rice on the same land. Do you like it?

[sundercr]

[ashenmind]

growing up I always wanted to be poorly understood by science

[ashenmind]

glad people got the subtext on this one

[brazenbutch-deactivated20250105]

Quitmormon.com (the pro-bono legal team who made it so the Mormon church couldn't stalk me after I left the church) is fundraising to get a full-time, paid lawyer, AND provide free mental health services to people leaving the Mormonism (mostly LGBT people and our allies)

I'm not one to post fundraisers, my followers know this, but if you can spare a few dollars to give to this incredible organization I would be so grateful

Here's the g*fundme

[crafting-and-tea]

Here's also the donation page on their site:

[daily-spooky]

[tony-the-tigers-juicy-armpit]

my penis is 9 foot long and i can crack it like a whip.

[tomorrowillbeyou]

down with found family. UP with FOUND DIVORCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[tomorrowillbeyou]

getting many questions about FOUND DIVORCE. FOUND DIVORCE is when TWO PEOPLE who were NOT EVEN MARRIED are already DIVORCED. thank you.

[keroxyg]

youtube what

[boccher]

[bogwarg]

KIRA! As stated previously I recently started DS9 and Kira is my favorite so far! I def need to practice drawing her more… I’m sure as I watch on I’ll figure out how to draw the DS9 characters better.

[willabnormal]

I love how in most of star trek the cmo does not belong on the bridge yet they will be there and they will have invented a reason for them to be there. ds9 is just straight up like "julian is a gossip who gets bored easily. he is here to talk to dax about kira's love life. he is here because the infirmary is dull. he likes hanging out with his friends." honestly a great call. brilliant characterisation.

[galactic-dragoness]

[oceantoyz]

[armengoldira]

[wrenchinator-central]

You ever look at someone and weep because you know you'll never be as cool as them?