Termite Drilling Treatment Holes | Time Saving Trick

Okay so my name is Brice Hamilton I'm with buck Pro Florida and Jacksonville and I'm going to talk about a time-saving tip today that's going to help you out on termite jobs it'll speed up the drilling process make you look more professional all your holes will be nice and straight what we have is a 1 by 6 board, we've come and notched it at 12 inches every 12 inches all the way down and sometimes you might need a shorter version of this but we prefer to use the long one in case you have a long stretch of drilling, you're going to be doing so what you're going to do after you've notched it every 12 inches you're going to put it up against the foundation wherever you need to drill make sure it's all nice and flush it gets it about five-and-a-half inches off that way you can avoid over-pour and those other things that are going to slow you down when you're drilling so we're going to do a little fake Mont drill here show you how to work for the board.



So you would start right here on the end that's gonna be your first hole and once you drill that hole out you'll move 12 inches so on so forth it's already notched for you so after you've done this you keep going you make your way down and when you get to the end, we have drilled a hole right here on the end of the board so that we can drag it without having to bend over and pick it up you would just lay down and then you just start right back over on your hole like that, it's gonna save you a lot of time all your drill hole is gonna be nice and straight you're not gonna have anything slowing you down like over for and it's a great little tip but we hope you can benefit from.