Construction guys use a two by four or a crowbar on the back of a power drill to apply pressure in tight spots; DON’T DO IT!!! Lol.
All it takes is one slip; and you can be nursing a hand or wrist or worse. Use a DrillEver to apply power to the drill in tough spots; work better, faster, drill easier and safer. Why mess around? Get the tool that gets it done right. Get a DrillEver.
Take a look at how the rubber works, compared to just steel…

With a DrillEver,  boring is not boring. To appreciate it, you really need to drill without it; then with it; you’ll never go back! You’ll appreciate the speed and ease of a DrillEver when you get the work of drilling done- aren’t even tired- and you’re ready for the next part of the job.

This video was back in 2003; installing a new washer / dryer in Mom and dad’s bathroom. Listen close– you’ll hear the power you get with a DrillEver- to drive the drill through in no time at all. You’re gonna love the power!

When I ran half inch and three quarter copper through the basement of our 1819 home, I tried to drill the least holes possible. Some of the worst nightmares were the HUGE square holes in floorjoists from butchers long ago. The cuts weakened the whole house in places and ways you couldn’t see til it was opened up. After beefing up the bad spots, the last thing I wanted to do was to do the same butcher’s job they had.

So I put holes in the best places I could. The DrillEver let me drill where I could barely even reach without it- let alone apply force to a drill. So I was able to do a much better job than I could have without it. Not to mention doing it faster- and without aches and pains the next day. I did it right; with a DrillEver. Couldn’t have done it as good without it.

Ever see work like that?

One day I got talking with an older man in a laundromat. Turned out he was a retired plumber. I showed him a DrillEver- he ‘got it’ right away. He showed me his bent fingers and scars on his knuckles. I was amazed! He said it happened when a Milwaukee half-inch right angle drill locked up and twisted in the hole- the drill slammed his hand up aganst a joist before it came to a stop. Years later, he still never had full use of a couple of fingers. He figured it was just his mistake; him being stupid. I wish he’d had the custom DrillEver that clamps onto that drill- it would’ve never happened! Ever know anybody with  fingers bent from a drill?