How-to guides

Everything from the first attachment to long-term maintenance. Written for people who will use the tool on site rather than read about it.

Eight steps from an unopened case to a finished hole.

Ten seconds of preparation buys the whole holding force.

The anchor specifies the bit. Everything else is secondary.

Set once, then stop worrying about depth.

A hose connected to the wrong extractor captures very little of what matters.

Stop. Reinforcement is a structural question, not a drilling one.

Overhead is where the tool earns its keep and where preparation matters most.

The pad is a consumable. Treat it like one.

Work through it in order — the answer is usually in the first two steps.

Attached time costs charge, even when you are not drilling.

Six checks, about thirty seconds.

Most damage happens in the van, not on the wall.

Adhesive anchors fail at the bond line, and dust is what breaks the bond.

The tool supports itself. It does not support you.

Ten minutes on arrival avoids a bad surprise at height.