Type of screw

Many still call any vacuum cleaner a hoover.

I've always called them hiltis as a generic term. Can't think of a time when a hardware store assistant didn't know exactly what I meant.

hobbytip.

When drilling holes in the house get the better half to hold the end of the vacuum next to the hole as you drill, no more red dust marks, concrete or wood shavings all over the place.
 
hobbytip.

When drilling holes in the house get the better half to hold the end of the vacuum next to the hole as you drill, no more red dust marks, concrete or wood shavings all over the place.
I know that one. Learn to drill one handed and you don't even need the SO.

Second best tip if you don't have a vacuum cleaner handy: tape the inside edge of a super market bag to the wall just below where you are drilling. That'll catch the majority of the brick dust.
 
I know that one. Learn to drill one handed and you don't even need the SO.

Second best tip if you don't have a vacuum cleaner handy: tape the inside edge of a super market bag to the wall just below where you are drilling. That'll catch the majority of the brick dust.

Do all your drilling the day before the domestic worker comes to clean house?
 
I know that one. Learn to drill one handed and you don't even need the SO.

Second best tip if you don't have a vacuum cleaner handy: tape the inside edge of a super market bag to the wall just below where you are drilling. That'll catch the majority of the brick dust.

Usually SO that wants the holes so she gets to help (that way I have less holes to drill) :whistle:
 
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