🔪 Efficient Cutting with LENOX 25464 64HC 4 Inch Tooth Cutter Review

I tried this drill on a hole and the drill grabbed me so hard and tried to turn me the other way that I threw the drill in when that hole finished the garbage. Get one of the deep slot cutters like Big Hawg or Blue Boar TCT with 3 or more teeth and the cutting process will be much smoother and safer and you won't need as much drilling power. Although this drill is suitable for a drill, it is not suitable for manual work.

I am currently making 30 large lumber trucks that require over 200 - 5 inch wheels. Pine and oak that I used for the wheels. I cut on both sides and 99% of the plugs are spontaneously ejected after each cut. The only complaint was that it could have been a lot smoother for what I was doing, but of course that's not the intended use of this design, so I've made peace with that shortcoming. If you are looking for a SUPER FAST hole saw, you MUST try it.

I've read a lot of negative reviews about Lenox single tooth drills but had to try it. The 2-1/4" diameter is about the same as my 18v Milwaukee drill with a bi-metal hole saw. The Lenox One Tooth was twice as fast as the bi-metal, but with only one large, high-speed blade. The tooth, the it grabs and releases, grabs and releases, until the hole is cut Difficult to control with a light hand drill Makes a rough hole and doesn't cut wood materials like MDF, OSB, or even plywood very well The Big…