🔔 Proline Bellhanger - Champion 8048 3 8X12 Model Review

As an Industrial Scientist, I was excited to try this cutting tool. However, as my tests showed, it did not perform up to par. The only pro I can mention is its affordable price. On the other hand, the bit's durability and precision were severely lacking. Save yourself the hassle and invest in a higher quality drill bit.

I used this drill to make some holes for the surround back speakers. He cut through the tree like a hot knife through the buttocks. Beware of nails in shelves and walls!

OK. This is an overview of the exercise. Not very interesting, but there were a few features not mentioned for the 3/4" to 18" bit that are worth their weight in gold (and I ordered hoping they were there). 1. The shank width is less than 3/4 inch. The width of the cutting part of the drill is 3/4 inch, and the shank becomes narrower. It is beveled with 3 flat edges so it fits perfectly in the 1/2" chuck of my heavy duty corded drill (this is VERY important as most consumer handheld drills…