I wondered why she was using a concrete bit on wood. If it worked easiest for her, maybe different is better.it

I made it just about the same length as the wheel stem, I would do it too much deeper. And the wheels are removable, my 3 year old just took one out the other day! It popped right back in. 😂😂

@@katiejennings525 Thank you! I did one project on wood recently (our fence, just new rails and pickets though, the metal posts were good), but didn't do much on furniture. I think with your film and explanations everything on my coming project w/caster wheels will be successful. Thank you again.

@@olenaerhardt7725 so so glad!! Best of luck!

@@katiejennings525 Thank you very much!

…You know what the word masonry means right? She’s drilling into a wooden table leg. So a regular drill bit is what you would need to use, which is exactly what she did use. Masonry drill bits are for drilling into concrete, stone, brick.. hence the word masonry. Kind of ironic that your comment gives off “how are you that stupid that you didn’t know this” wives when your completely wrong.

@@lenabanx6221😂 I thought the exact same thing

@@lenabanx6221 Kim obviously meant to say 'used' rather than 'use'. The lady in the video used a masonry drill bit

Geez, it was only a 2 minute video, impatient much? She did a great job not wasting people's time. So many how to video people show us everything and make a 15 minute video. You can always fast forward KZfaq also. 😊

I also hate wordy videos. I have learned to fast forward to the meat of the videos. Most videos are far too wordy. She wanted to make people comfortable with the project.