🔩 Century Drill Tool 97121 Fractional: Enhanced Precision for Your Projects Review

I thought I'd buy a more expensive faucet to get better quality but the cheaper okpart faucet actually worked fine while this Century machine exploded and the 250 dollar part destroyed . It was simply used to remove excess paint from a threaded hole.

This faucet is literally useless. It can't hit aluminum at all. It just pushes it out, and if you apply enough torque to turn the tap, the single thread manages to loosen with all your might. I pulled an old worn out 7/8 faucet off the shelf that I wanted to replace and it cut threads like butter by comparison. This new faucet goes straight into the trash can.

Fits my purpose very well. I've used it to thread UHMW plastic, so I can't comment on how it would work on metal. If I were to use it for threading metal I would choose the HSS version over the carbon steel version. HSS is more typical of bits used to cut metal, especially steel. Visually, it looks very high quality, with well-defined and sharp cutting edges.