VEHICLE WORK: Trick For Drilling Holes Under a Vehicle

If you’ve ever had to drill into a vehicle frame or other heavy steel with a hand-held drill, you’ll want to see this trick in action. This might be because you’re adding a trailer hitch or some other accessory, or as in my case replacing a non-structural underside part of the vehicle that needs to be replaced because of rust.

The video above shows how I used  simple car jack to take all the work and strain out of a serious drilling job. In fact, I don’t think I could have succeeded on this job without this little trick. This video is one of many that are part of my online course, MIG WELDING FOR BEGINNERS. I hope you enjoy the video and get something useful from it.

• Video Watch Time = 3 1/2 minutes

Here’s what they’re saying about the course. . . 

“I really enjoyed Steve’s MIG welding course.  The pace was just right and the level of detail was good as well. I hope there’ll be similar classes in the future. Maybe something on advanced welding? Overall, very pleased and appreciate your time and quick responses to my questions.”

– KP Salisbury, NC

“I truly enjoyed being part of your MIG WELDING FOR BEGINNERS course. The information you provide via written and videos material is very well put together and easy to follow. I was a beginner,  never having even owned equipment nor additional tools. I will keep my eye out for any additional courses you have on these topics.”

– RM Chicago, IL

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