Review on Echogear Cable 🔌 Management with Power Voltage Enhancement by Roy Whetstone

Like many reviewers, I had an issue with the included circle drill. It worked great with my drill at first, but then it just wouldn't rotate about halfway through my first hole. The drill kept turning, but the circular saw didn't turn with it. I was very disappointed that I had drilled halfway through and stopped working for me, but did notice that it could probably be put on a large socket wrench to manually rotate the circular saw to finish the hole. Of course it worked, so I just turned the circular saw manually with a socket wrench for the second hole as well. After I finished two holes in my wall, I found that there was a stud in the bottom hole that I hadn't originally made. discover with my spike finder. I used the spike finder in the area where I wanted to place the top hole, but I had to use the spike finder in the bottom hole area as well. I suspect there was a hairpin that only went halfway up the wall. Luckily I missed the stud by just an inch and managed to slide the PSU through, but it was close so I highly recommend using a stud finder on where you want to place the top and bottom holes. The circular saw doesn't work with my drill press, I still have to give it 5 stars for the ease of installation and the overall quality of the rest of the materials. The moldings feel a little flimsy and I would probably be cautious at the stage where you have to break them off to fit them, but I don't think there's a need to take them off again once they've been set into the wall.