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Amana Tool Miniature Plunge Template Review

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Revainrating 2.5 out of 5  
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2.7
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Description of Amana Tool Miniature Plunge Template

Diameter (D) 1/4. Cutting height (B) 3/4. Shank (D) 1/4. Overall length (L) 2-7/16. Replacement bearing 47723.

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Revainrating 1 out of 5

2 bits took less than 16 inches of cutting. Quality N/A

It's hard to find a flush bit this small and I had high hopes for it but I made 4 short (4 inch) plunge cuts with it bit at 1 / 2 inches through the walnut. Midway through the first cut the drill bit broke in stock, ordered a replacement and for a replacement, midway through the 2nd pass (third total for the project) one of the cutting faces broke midway. I was able to finish the cuts but they are VERY rough and I had to finish with a chisel. If you need it for a one-time job this will probably

Pros
  • Overall Length (L) 2-7/16
Cons
  • Obsolete Model

Revainrating 5 out of 5

It's amazing when you understand its limitations.

There are many bad reviews complaining about this bit breaking. Where the bearing is, the diameter is only about 1/8th because the bearing needs to be flush with the cutting edge. Of course it will break if you press hard on hard wood like other reviewers have said. Using the right tool for the right job is amazing. I use it to fit futures fins into surfboard blanks. Need a cutter according to the template for cutting polyurethane foam less than 1/2 in diameter. This drill works amazing. I…

Pros
  • Shank (D) 1/4
Cons
  • Non-Automatic

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Possibly suitable for cork wood, but not real material

Worked great for a few days until the drill bit halved at the ball bearing point (weak point of the drill bit) when making a flat cut (approx. 1/4 inch ) from African redwood. I was expecting better quality at this price point and was very disappointed with the product, it should have been good in relatively soft woods like mahogany and I'm glad I found this issue before I tried it on harder woods like maple or tried oak. I'm hoping to find a better brand with a 1/4" bit to use with my smaller…

Pros
  • Diameter (D) 1/4
Cons
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