Review on 🔧 Enhanced DEWALT DW660 Rotary Collet Kit for Precise Cutting by Joe Glass

My old house flooded again and we had to remove 4ft of drywall. I started with a straight edge and a utility knife and quickly realized it was too slow. I also regularly install new outlets (electric or home theater) and have used a drywall saw or dremel. None of them were particularly good and I had a lot of broken cuts. I used this to showcase about 4 homes after the massive flooding in Houston last August. I know from experience that cutting a straight and clean line at 4ft is key to a good repair, but I also know that a good tool should get the job done quickly. That fits the bill. I started with a straight edge, but after 15 minutes I was able to trim my free arm nice and evenly (I have a Dewalt laser level to draw the line). bits are durable; I would recommend buying extras though as a sharp point makes a world of difference. It really excels at cutting sockets into existing drywall. I made a slotting tool and the slots look professional. Very fast. Like all of my Dewalt tools, it's durable and powerful. Changing bits is quick once you know how to loosen and tighten a chuck. I would suggest watching a video on this as the Dewalt tool instructions are like using an old roadmap. good tool.