HOEN Shank Cutter Concrete Cement Review

Decent tool for limited use and good value for money. I've used this bit and several other sizes to drill multiple holes in 8" cast concrete, cinder block, and brick and they all worked well enough to get the job done. the hardest and if I had to drill holes more often I would definitely buy a better quality tool. But for a one-time job or occasional use, they'll get the job done. I don't recommend hammering on the rebar as you'll end up with a toothless bit. Also, the set screws (little bolts)

The first thing I noticed upon unpacking was a large burr on one of the holes. It's okay, but it's a sign of poor quality and minimal quality control. I put everything together and it looked solid enough to fit my SDS drill easily, but I did notice that the pilot drill was slightly off-center. Again, I wasn't too concerned. I used it to get through a brick. I didn't expect perfection. I used it to drill through a brick for some plumbing. When drilling, the set screw loosened and the pilot drill

I bought this 55mm hole saw to drill through an 8" reinforced concrete wall. Although it took quite a while, I think my (relatively) weak DeWalt rock drill, which only had a standard cartridge, was to blame. occasionally loosened from the drill chuck, so I rented a larger Bosch impact drill with an SDS Plus drill chuck. Despite wear on 3 of the 4 cutting teeth on the outer drill, I managed to break through the wall. The end product was a smooth, clean bore. In my case it was one time use but…