HOW TO CUT A HOLE IN YOUR DRYWALL WITHOUT DAMAGING ANYTHING ON THE OTHER SIDE!!!

When using a hole-saw, it's easy to damage wiring and plumbing on the other side. I know because I've done it. But with this simple tip, you'll never have to worry about that again...

[@kw9568]

Awesome video! I love how you get your daughter involved. Great parenting!!! 😊

[@BahianoReno]

Great job my friend, keep safe

[@tommymarsh9257]

excellent video thank you for the quick information! Hopefully one day my girls can help e do home reno!

[@thinkreno]

It’s so sweet when they help out ;)

[@DuchessofEarlGrey]

If I did that without safety glasses, all of that dust would have gone straight into my eyes -.-

[@thinkreno]

If I were a little smarter, I would’ve worn some ;)

[@jaybrady6776]

Now why didn't I think of that??!

[@thinkreno]

That’s what UA-cam is for ;)

[@renostubbs8504]

Excellent video guys

[@v.g.4817]

Thank you! 🧐🤗

[@LuminousBraid]

But couldn't the bit still hit a wire? Could I use the hole saw without it?

[@thinkreno]

That’s why you go backwards. So if you hit anything, it’ll be with the dull side of the saw teeth. Like trying to cut a piece of bread with the back side of a knife. It won’t cut through anything