🔌 Hydraulic Knockout Electrical Conduit by IBOSAD Review

I like the flexibility of this tool. It worked flawlessly, I was able to punch my holes with very little effort. So far he's beaten the competition in my head.😄

Helps with a wide range of sizes for most common DIY jobs. Easy to use and fits in tight spaces. Comes with a good case. I recommend it to both casual users and professionals.

Great tool. As an electrician I have to constantly punch holes and this tool is easy and effortless to use. The price alone is a great selling point, but this device goes beyond just value, it really is a great tool.

It took me a few minutes to get used to the spacer for the mechanism to work properly but once I figured it out it works it great. I use it for electrical service panels. Easily penetrates 1 inch or more. The instructions don't work. word salad.

The price doesn't bite. I used at least 3 holes and each came out perfectly. I've had Greenlee rock drill bit sets before and yes they work fine but you still have to be careful of the gaskets. They go bad too. $2,000 for a perforation kit is a pain. That's a good deal!

It works almost as it should. Like the swivel head on it. The big problem is that the small bolt is larger than the regular 3/8" knockouts used in most other 1/2" knockouts in the industry. The first time I used it I had to go back to the store to get a 7/16 inch bit. The kit includes a hydraulic repair kit, I hope it's a convenience rather than a necessity.

Oddly the hardest part is getting the swivel head in the right position to put it back in the case. This is, as they say, better than using a hole saw. Today I drilled a dozen 1" holes in the back of some 4X4 boxes, which took about five minutes. It's as easy as piercing a beer can with a pocket knife. I'll give five stars if it's still going strong after six months. Oh, and the case is pretty darn good, as is the price: about half what a well-known brand can afford.

In the first two days I knocked out about 20 boxes of 4 11/16 with 1" and 3/4 holes and I can say it performs well. because it's new but still) Another thing worth mentioning is that not only does it come with an extra (rebuild) set of gaskets, but there is also a manual listing the parts you can buy for the tool (not the best, but better than the well known brands i will try) do an extra review in a year but i am sure this tool should live its life cycle of 2 years, as an electrician it will…

LUCKY for the dollar I've been an electrician for 14 years I bought one 3 months ago and we went through a few steps even broke it by moving the seal have on it. I ended up buying 3 more. This is the best bang for your buck. I keep breaking boxes. Some don't, we have 6" knockouts, he can't handle more than 2.5", I can take 2" and under like a champ! We all love it. We use it dammit. And abused it, after all was said and done and we saw how easy it was to fix, when we broke it I had to get 3…