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Before you know how to drill you need to know what size drill bit to use. When predrilling a hole for a screw in woodworking an easy rule of thumb on picking the right size drill bit is to line up the screw and the drill bit. You want the drill bit to be the same size as the shaft of the screw. When drilling this creates enough space for the screw to go in to the wood without splitting and the hole is not to big. The threads of the screw can still dig in to the wood and grab on for a tight and solid joint. This is an easy and quick tip for beginner woodworkers and DIYers on pre drilling their holes to avoid splitting. Something that you can easily do to help pick the right drill bit size each time you drill a hole.

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