🔪 Blair Equipment 11090N Rotabroach Cutter: Achieve Unmatched Precision and Efficiency Review

They are really well made and work just as well. I've used them to cut spot welds on car restorations and they work great. I've also used the Blair Lube Stick with them which works very well; Just load the beat and away you go. The only complaint about the disassembly. The tool bits thread easily and simply into the tool holder with a washer behind them, but once you start drilling, the bits snap into place fairly well and require some force to remove. The tool holder is flattened, so that's…

After more than 200 holes, the drill still cuts easily. The holes are very clean and free of burrs. Just use a slow speed and lots of cutting lube My two complaints are: 1) The description here says the bits will cut through material 1/2" thick. The actual product packaging says the bits are good to a depth of 1/4". .The bottom of the bits is 1/4". This became a problem for be because I was drilling 5/16" thick stock and had to drill a pilot hole and drill it through the back of the board. The…

I really like this tool so far. However, I did manage to break one of the broaches and quickly realized that the 3-pack replacement parts are a bit pricey. Although the tool cuts very well. I used it to drill holes in the frame of a WWII truck during a restoration/refit project and it was great. It's like a mini crown, so much less material is removed than with a standard twist drill. I use cutting oil (Tap-Magic) which is easy to find at some hardware stores or anywhere on the internet, even…