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I might try the clutched core drill option just to finish it off by hand with the forstner and then see about investing in a pillar drill once this one is finished. Another question in regards to this project. If I decide when making my next one (I have the other half to this keel block) that I...

https://www.flickr.com/photos/125417232@N04/Hello, thank you for everyone's help so far, really appreciate it. Here is a link to a photo of the piece I am working on. It is solid reclaimed oak and quite hard. https://www.flickr.com/photos/125417232@N04/

Is it possible to post a picture on this forum so I can show a picture of the half finished job?

By the way the holes are 15cm deep which is enough to accommodate a wine bottle.

Hello, I don't want to cut the back of the keel block off and then glue it back once the hole saw has cut a through hole. I think it would ruin the piece but could be an idea for other pieces. I also don't want to attach a back board if I can help it. I intend to make many of these and sell them...

Thank you to everyone who has replied so far. I have been using a hand drill on slow speed to use the forstner bit. It does work but is not nice when the bit jams! I have decided I like my wrists just the way they are and no longer intend to use this method. The holes I am making are blind and...

Hello, I intend to make wine racks out of reclaimed solid wood. I am currently working on a keel block made of solid oak. What I need to know is what is the quickest, safest and most effective way of boring 85mm deep holes that will produce a wine rack. I have purchased a Colt 85mm maxicut...