Review on 🚀 Enhanced Efficiency with PANMAX Double Fluted 16 Inch 8 Inch Material by Paul Monzon

Failed to load media. Summary: I'll probably use this for plastics and soft metals, but I wanted to do a legal test, so I made one Piece of scrap 2" angle iron and drilled it through with a Milwaukee M12 fuel drill (battery was 3/4 when I started ended up at 1/2). Observations: I started at speed 2 (HI), but after the first third of the bits, I switched to speed 1 (LO) for the rest. A suitable drill for a 1/2" pitch or more would be my M18 Fuel (not M12) with a lever handle. Eventually the torque on it was significant, which you can see in the video. The other side is a viable option, but go for it not by placing the drill bit on the bottom (like I did), the correct way would be to re-chuck the part with the bottom side up.working element (one not enough), 3) work slowly and use oil (actually cutting fluid), 4) use a drill, not a percussion tool Pros: drilled a clean hole in the corner (made following the video) Cons: none Verdict: price $24, 5 star rating You can buy cheaper but they don't usually last long especially on harder materials.I bought the 3 piece Dewalt set below and it was $50 in 2015 and they've held up pretty well.Given the performance I think they're on par in performance G. See Dewalt Related Products: DEWALT 3-Piece Step Drill Set (DWA1790IR) $62https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0090IHA7Y