Hole makers are tools used to create holes in various materials. The two most common hole makers are moths and awls. Moths, also known as drill bits, are cylindrical tools with a sharp point at one end and a handle at the other. Awls are pointed tools with a handle at one end and a sharp tip at the other. They are used to make small holes in materials such as leather, wood, and metal. Both moths and awls are essential tools for creating holes in a variety of materials.