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Number1otaku
> 3 dayDefinitely worth the purchase
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Kathy
> 3 dayBought this set to do a plumbing project, but I also wanted to have a variety of sizes on hand. This seemed like a nice homeowner quality set. looks very nice and complete...but you better have a drill with a 1/2 chuck. They give you two mandrels in the set and I figured the smaller one would fit my 3/8 drill. Nope. They are both too big! Luckily I have a big hammer drill with a large chuck so I was able to use the set for my project. Thats all well and good but there are a lot of places this monster drill would not fit. I only used 1 size for three holes and it seems to cut clean without much effort. I cant speak to longevity, but quality seems reasonable at the price. Bummer about the mandrels.
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Yvette Downing
> 3 dayThis was bought for my spouse. He has not had a chance to use them, but when he does, I will update my review.
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Jill of all trades
> 3 dayWorked for a bit, thought I busted my drill press, it caused it to overheat. Was not really impressed with this at all. Thankful I just had to let the drill press rest and it still worked. But I only used it that once. It sits in the garage collecting dust now.
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Mary P.
> 3 dayUsed it to cut holes for 6 vent pipe. This thing is heavy and very sturdy. For the price its a bargain. Im not sure how long it will stay sharp, but it it will do the job without complaint.
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Rickey Charles
> 3 dayI used it to the exhaust fan,it’s ok,but not too fast to dig a hole
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Stevie Murazik
> 3 dayjust what i wanted
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Zita Simonis DVM
Greater than one weekUsed once to cut through sheet metal. Worked fine.
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Doug
> 3 dayI cut 3 6 inch holes in painted 1/2 half inch drywall. The hole saw is worn out and will not cut anymore. No bueno.
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Igor Kolgotin
> 3 dayTool is fine but it is not very sharp. If you want to use it regularly or or for serious job, then you need to know how to sharp it manually.