YING77 Brad point and Forstner bits are specially designed to drill cleaner and more precise holes, but they're generally more expensive than twist and spade bits. The sharp, flat end of these bits is able to scrape away the surface of the wood as it cuts, creating holes between 1/8 inch and 2 inch in size. Spade bits are the cheapest and most effective way to drill larger holes in wood. Drum and disc sanding bits can sometimes be used to do the work of much larger and more expensive machines. When use of the card is no longer needed, the jack can be pushed back into the card and locked in place, protecting it from damage. Each is a variation on a simple concept: the bit is shaped to fit into a corresponding slot on the head of screw so it can be effectively tightened and loosened.|Televisi di Jepang