Review on Efficient Cutting Power with Classic 46262 Swift 4 Cutter Auger by Mood Neboet

Well, they're not kidding. That thing gnaws through wood. That being said, the torque is insane when it bites. I was trying to cut through some of the joists at an awkward angle and the drill kept popping out of my hand. Operator error of course, but I've tried different drill settings and tried to hold on, but I'm not kidding. This torque is intense and you should be prepared for it. I ended up having to buy a separate nozzle. Another thing to keep in mind is that once you start a hole, you have to continue it to the end. Due to the construction of the bit, it is difficult to continue drilling a partially drilled hole.