🔩 54CT-3-3 Carbide Tipped Hole Drill Review

I've had to cut stainless tubing with it and it's done very well. Is cooled with compressed air when cutting, but lasts much longer than standard bimetal.

I was trying to cut a hole in a stainless steel tank for an internal fuel pump and my regular utility knife couldn't. This carbide-tipped hole saw got the job done with ease.

Ordered to drill through a steel I-beam. Shocked. I even used my cordless drill (DeWalt 18v) and did it with a battery. Just use a low speed and make sure it is perpendicular to the drilling surface or you will break the pilot bit. And no oil! I did it first and he started smoking like a bastard. Dry!