Rover Bits How To
THE BASICS The Bad Dog Rover Bit is an aggressive bit — faster than a spade or paddle bit — and will cut at any speed from 400 to 2,500 RPM. If you are drilling around corners make sure t …
Posted by Joseph Strong on 5th May 2026 Mechanical Engineer & Third-Generation Tool Designer at Bad Dog Tools
Biter / Clamp How To
The Basics — Our Tool, Your Drill, Anywhere you want to go… Chuck up the Bad Dog Biter in any hand drill — corded or cordless — and it's instantly transformed into a sheet ma …
Posted by Joseph Strong on 5th May 2026 Mechanical Engineer & Third-Generation Tool Designer at Bad Dog Tools
Bits How To
The Basics — Drill Fast, Use Pressure Bad Dog Multi-Purpose Drill Bits are different than other bits you may have used before. For hard material like metal, the bits should be spinning at least …
Posted by Joseph Strong on 5th May 2026 Mechanical Engineer & Third-Generation Tool Designer at Bad Dog Tools
HDII How To
THE BASICS Cut and Grind Almost Anything With One Wheel The Bad Dog HDII uses 46 Grit Diamond embedded in a piece of Hardened Steel to cut and grind almost anything. Find the right size wheel for you …
Posted by Joseph Strong on 5th May 2026 Mechanical Engineer & Third-Generation Tool Designer at Bad Dog Tools
Saw Blades How To
THE BASICS Carbide Finish Blade — Cuts Through Aluminum and More With 60 teeth on 7¼″, the Saw Dog Blade cuts like a finish blade — leaving a crisp edge on materials like mel …
Posted by Joseph Strong on 5th May 2026 Mechanical Engineer & Third-Generation Tool Designer at Bad Dog Tools
Router Bits How To
THE BASICS Feed material against the rotation of the router bit. Take appropriate precautions to ensure safe operation of a handheld router or router table. Take care when working with router bits a …
Posted by Joseph Strong on 5th May 2026 Mechanical Engineer & Third-Generation Tool Designer at Bad Dog Tools