🔧 CZHS16P Piece from Cal Hawk Tools Review

TOTAL SHIT! The locking screw made assembly difficult. The whole thing, as others have said, BENT the moment it hit the wood, the center guide bit felt dull as I drove a 3/4" thick shelf into the board which I tried to punch a hole in to drill eventually i was able to do it all that way but it took a full minute or 2 and the cut is rough and the bit is scrap at the moment just rubbish luckily i only had to cut one size hole and it was cheaper than buying a properly sized hole saw from a quality

I bought this set because I needed a 4" hole saw and figured I could get a full set right away. There were no instructions and connecting the bit to my power tool was a bit unclear. I finally managed to assemble it and started drilling a nice 4 inch hole in the plywood. It twirled and twirled, and after a few minutes the plywood began to smoke. I looked to where the hole should have been and there was just a millimeter sized groove where the teeth had been ground down. I looked at the teeth and

If you have a or two holes in thin or soft wood are over, but all else is hopeless. I had to drill some holes in a piece of wood. This wood is probably 2 or 3/8 inches thick and fairly soft. I was able to manage the smaller holes, but when it came time to drill the large (3 inch) the saw just dulled. It took me an hour of fiddling with it, changing batteries and trying not to ignite everything (those dull blades are HOT) and I only got about 5% of the way. I ended up using a jigsaw puzzle to…