'Drill bits have made cutting tasks easy. However, the fact that these tools heat up fairly quickly raises some concerns but worry not because craftsman Rogue Bergerson is here to save the day.

In this video, Rogue walks his viewers through two easy and effective ways to cool a drill bit. The first one involves the use of ice, which starts melting as the metal heats up but keeps the device cool for quite some time.

The second method requires water. The filmer explained: "We use water to cool our diamond blades/bits. We use a bit to cut a piece of sponge to fit in it and then dip it in water. As you start cutting into a surface or object, the water in the sponge helps keep the tool cool."


Name: Rogue Bergerson
Location: Astoria, United States'