🔫 Spyder 600052 Rapid Eject 6 Inch: The Ultimate Power Tool for Efficient Ejections Review

Use it to cut recessed light holes in plaster and fins and it's a real beast. This is actually the second one I've bought, not because the first one died but because my boss wanted one...hell!

I used to cut a 6 inch hole for my punchboard (white birch), its initial resistance is high, uncontrollable so it bounces around a lot. I later switched to a fine tooth bi-metal hole saw of the same size but cheaper from Menards and it worked great. Not recommended for perforated panels, maybe better for other applications.

Bought this and another Spyder bit at a time for installing jigs in drywall and 3/8" plywood. BOTH are just the worst bits I've ever tasted. both are extremely unbalanced to the point where they are dangerous to use. I've tried 2 different corded drills, my old Hole Hawg and the new Dewalt. No difference, DO NOT TRY TO USE ANY OF THEM WITH A CORDLESS DRILL - you could break something (e.g. yourself. If you put it on a flat surface and check with a ruler you can see that it deforms This makes…