If the pilot bit starts to “walk” away from the marked location, use a nail set or steel punch—a nail might even work—with a hammer to tap a dimple into the brick so you can re-start in ...

Each hook has three thin nails pre-started into the back, ready for you to tap into brick with a hammer. You’d have to test whether your bricks are soft enough to hammer into, but there’s a ...

Although there are dozens of types of hammers, there are three common ones: claw, ball peen, and club. And if you want to try your hand at bricklaying, you’ll also need a brick hammer.