For cutting holes in finished plywood for wire routing. The teeth are so aggressive that they can (and do) snap around (hand drill) and mess up some parts. I suggest you run it backwards at high speed and with some pressure to create a little groove so it doesn't bounce around. Once you do that, it will work fine with fine details.
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