Review on 🚀 High Speed Bi Metal Aluminum Stainless MKC by Tio Kotaki

While trying to cut a hole about 1 inch thick in the wooden workbench table, the saw caught on the wood so hard it yanked the drill motor out of my hand and broke the center drill bit. first 15 seconds of use. I can only imagine the damage that would result if I punctured a stationary piece of wood. I used another drill bit, turned the drill bit to a lower speed and continued working. I held the drill tight, but the hole saw kept gripping, making the drill's motor judder. It can easily break an inexperienced user's wrist and is difficult for those who use a power drill on a daily basis. I need to add some extra cutout to the job to cover the slippage that occurred within the first 15 seconds of use. To avoid injury to yourself and your project, please purchase a quality hole saw. This is definitely a poor quality product. UPDATE: Used again today. Same problem. Thrown away. Do not damage the tree or risk injury. Again the worst hole saw I have ever used.