Review on 🔩 High-Quality Carbon Steel Cable Installer Bit by Greg Greiner

I've used this flexible nozzle to successfully feed the wire, but not without problems. The shank allowed for quite a bit of twisting and twisting and got stuck on multiple occasions. However, I know that a lot is asked of a 72 inch flex shaft. It is very important to advance the drill and try to clear the hole of chips regularly to prevent this. It grabs quite aggressively and is difficult to control at times. , Never mind. Maybe I don't really like it because it kinked after one use. I took the racquet upstairs and noticed that the racquet was curved where it meets the flexible shaft. from the hole I just drilled pretty hard. There is also a hole in the bit part that can be cleverly used to catch wire in one step. The problem is that the hole is very small and doesn't fit more than 1mm or maybe smaller? What I didn't realize until I was already in the cramped attic and dared to remove the bit was that the hole was too small was to accommodate another wire of this size in the area. It was completely unusable at the time and I had to redo a separate wire line. The product is necessary to carry out some work. , but I am very frustrated that after one use it is bent and probably unusable.