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Floating Hand Drill - Movies
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| Here are several movies showing the floating hand drill technique. All
demonstrations are by Rob
Bicevskis |
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This first movie is more of an overview of
this technique. It shows Rob using the floating hand drill technique
at normal speed. It shows Rob maintaining the location of his hands
at one level on the drill. Windows Media format (WMV),
320x240, 985KB, 14 seconds | |
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This movie shows how it is possible to
actually work your way UP the drill while spinning it. One wouldn't
normally do this - it is shown here to illustrate that it is indeed
possible with this technique. Although this could be useful if you
have allowed your hands to move too far down the drill and need to
work them back up without stopping the spinning action.
Windows Media format (WMV), 320x240, 1.1MB, 15
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This one shows the floating technique
being used on a very short drill. An additional technique being
employed in this one is to use the fleshy part of the palms at the
base of the thumbs to help keep the hands at the top of the drill.
Windows Media format (WMV), 320x240, 1.8MB, 25
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A slow motion demonstration of how a
single hand tends to move UP the drill using this technique.
Windows Media format (WMV), 320x240, 630KB, 8 seconds | |
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A slow motion demonstration showing how
both hands tend to move UP the drill using this technique.
Windows Media format (WMV), 320x240, 450KB, 5 seconds | |
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