Review on Qbit SQ1000-S-LV: Unleashing Enhanced Performance and Cutting-Edge Design by Draven Invert

It's expensive, but after you've done half the 130 cam work the old way (lift the stencil, draw lines cutting four sides separately), and the other half of it (walking up, picking a spot, cutting a hole, moving on) has already paid off. WARNING: Don't use high speed on your tool, it's a good way to tire it out and break the blades, cuts great at medium speed. Everything ends there, and you have to finish it the old-fashioned way. And remember how much you're cutting at once, collect yourself, watch out, and work a little, like a hole saw. Don't force it, the tool is working hard to do everything at once, let it work. And make sure you buy the right thing, old work, mud ring, double gang.