Multi Size Hole Cutter Dust Review

Eight pairs of ceiling speakers installed This tool did it in the same breath. After the device was installed, it only took 5-15 seconds to turn off each of them. Each time this was done, I would take the unit out, take it outside, shake all the dust off the drywall, and blow the unit away. While the unit wasn't cheap, it was more cost-effective than hiring someone to cut and install the speakers. I am happy and so is my wife!

The cutting blade needs to face the opposite direction for a smooth cut. The blade has a key/notch in the base to insert a one-sided mount with a socket head screw. The blade can be inserted 180 degrees in the opposite direction, but won't fix as securely, especially with a lot of force on the drill. By rotating the drill motor in reverse, a clean cut is achieved in seconds instead of minutes of gouging and fighting forward. Cut 10" holes in 5/8" drywall on the ceiling. I believe if there were…

Seems pretty solid. Earlier I added recessed lights. There is 1 cutting blade on one end and balancers can be added on the other end depending on how big the hole you need. I had to make 4" holes and when cutting I have to be careful not to apply too much pressure and try to keep the drill straight and straight to ensure a clean cut. When cutting, the dust collector perfectly collected dust, and I made 6 holes without any problems. My next project is installing ceiling speakers that require a…