What the heck is making these holes?

greggyy · Nov 1, 2018

check said:
Can't be. The holes are PERFECTLY round, and the barn is really, really old (Maybe 5 or 6 decades or more.)

Great, now most members are probably really, really OLD !

MossRoad · Nov 1, 2018

greggyy said:
Great, now most members are probably really, really OLD !

Yeah, I'm right about the middle of 5-6 decades! :laughing:

Xfaxman · Nov 1, 2018

Wagtail said:
Seeing as it was Halloween yesterday...

rd_macgregor said:
In my experience, these nearly always come in pairs.

Pairs also called hooters

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check · Nov 1, 2018

hawkeye08 said:
Wonder if the OP was storing some pallets there at one time? We all know the destruction pallets can lead to.

Holy st__ - there ARE a couple of pallets stored in that barn! It’s a good thing I am heading up there this afternoon. They will be out first thing in the morning! Creepy, man.

goeduck · Nov 1, 2018

check said:
Holy st__ - there ARE a couple of pallets stored in that barn! It’s a good thing I am heading up there this afternoon. They will be out first thing in the morning! Creepy, man.

Are you worried about the pallets being drilled or the pallets doing the drilling? :shocked:

Threepoint · Nov 1, 2018

OP, why not treat this is a good excuse for buying a new tool: a digital inspection camera.

I have this one from HF that works very well. Would let you see under the floor around the holes: High Resolution Digital Inspection Camera with Recorder

Princess Auto in your neck of the woods seems to have something similar: Search results for 'digital inspection camera' | Princess Auto

buckeyefarmer · Nov 1, 2018

In all seriousness, if the hole enters and then turns, its a wood boring bee.

Einthewoods · Nov 1, 2018

I would have had camera's all over in there by now. :laughing: Along with traps and likely a priest to do an exorcism.

quicksandfarmer · Nov 1, 2018

greggyy said:
Great, now most members are probably really, really OLD !

You really know how to hurt a guy.

Wagtail · Nov 2, 2018

Threepoint said:
OP, why not treat this is a good excuse for buying a new tool: a digital inspection camera.

I have this one from HF that works very well. Would let you see under the floor around the holes: High Resolution Digital Inspection Camera with Recorder

Princess Auto in your neck of the woods seems to have something similar: Search results for 'digital inspection camera' | Princess Auto

An excellent suggestion Threepoint.

The camera tip should be (check first) liquid 'proof' so that you can look into your fuel tank too... in case there's a biological growth or a bug blocking the fuel line.

All sorts of uses.