🔨 Cemented Woodworking Made Easy: Meich Forstner Drilling Tool Review

Absolutely no complaints. Of course if I wanted to use them every day I would have spent the money on a more durable set, but I've done the hard work of drilling uncured hardwood logs at odd angles and they still look brand new. Any problems I've had with "jumps" are due to user impatience, which is hardly a bug. In addition, it is nicely packaged.

This is a totally mediocre set of Forstner bits. They are not very sharp and dull fairly quickly. Caution: Use a larger drill and secure the wood you are going to drill as it will get stuck in the wood unless you drill very straight, which can result in painful wrist twisting, pinching and flying. Wood. Definitely, definitely none of that happened to me. Definitive.

These bits are extremely sharp and will cut flawlessly on my drill press or lathe chuck. The only problem I had was that the outer edges were a bit dull, but I sharpened them slightly with a diamond sharpener. Other Forstner bits with sawtooth, serrated, or straight edges all the way around may work well initially, but once they become dull, the sharpening process becomes much more difficult because you have multiple teeth or a round cutting edge that needs sharpening. With the Meichoon design,