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πŸŒ€ Enhanced Performance with Evolution CC625 Diameter Cyclone Annular Review

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Description of πŸŒ€ Enhanced Performance with Evolution CC625 Diameter Cyclone Annular

5/8" Diameter x 1" Depth of Cut. M2AL High Speed Steel. 3/4" Weldon shank with 2 flats - fits most standard magnetic drill presses. Includes free pilot pin.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Good Price Industrial Drill Bit

Made my hole drilling job much faster than regular A36 steel drill bits. Building a mounting table with a 1" steel plate and while I would have preferred the long hawg attachment that makes it easier to center the old mag base I have is a close second.

Pros
  • Hole Cutter
Cons
  • No Car

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Hole cutter broken on 5th hole

Worked fine on 4 holes then just broke on the 5th hole. 2/3 of the router is built into my table and I had to use a grinder to level it with the surface. All the work I put into the spreadsheet is gone now - please don't buy this product - buy something better like Fein Slugger.

Pros
  • Cutting tools
Cons
  • not reliable

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Great milling cutter at a good price

Finally biting the bullet and getting a magnetic drill, I'm slowly buying core drills as needed. The first few I bought were Jancy Sluggers but I decided to give them a try as they are also very expensive and a bit cheaper. pain (and usually expensive). I used a store bought 1/2 plate multi-drill cutter (4 plates, so 2" each, and yes I have a 2" depth cutter). The cutter worked very well, no chipping or even discoloration on the teeth even after drilling a total of 16 inches of steel. I used…

Pros
  • Metalworking and multi-purpose drill bit
Cons
  • A few little things