Unveiling the Innovation: Qbit SQ1000-S-C – Supercharge Your Daily Routine! Review

It would be perfect if holes were cut out for blue boxes which 90% of US citizens don't have. Although it cuts fairly quickly, this hole is the wrong size. Also when he says single player it's a bit misleading as it's a single gang but not the right size.

I have been installing phone and network sockets for 30 years One of the best tools I have now placed the template on the wall where you want to use your hole then a level put pencil marks on the Sides and top, then cut out the perfect hole, very easy to use

Finally got around to using this after cutting out 4 new wall boxes I erased most of the blade even though my walls are way too thick (1 inch plaster to 1/2 inch drywall). I ended up starting with wood/metal cutting. Also, even with the right legacy metal junction boxes (both high and low voltage) it seems undersized.

I've tried really hard to like and use this tool but the truth is it's just a waste of money. I tried it on a layer of drywall and it seemed to take 10 minutes to close the rectangle. It didn't help that it was also annoyingly loud. So it was noisy/uncomfortable and couldn't be used in busy places inside buildings and took forever to cut. It's better to buy a good quality hole saw and do it the old fashioned way.

Before you buy:1. How many cuts do you make, if there are many you will love this tool as it saved me time. Marking my lines and then cutting them with a saw takes a few minutes, this thing reduced that to 10 seconds.2. You have the right multi tool, the creators made a video where they presented 4 different tools and each one was different. You didn't show mine, but I have a Makita 18v and it took me about 10 seconds for each first pair.3. Make sure you get the one that fits best. The cutouts…

I think the product is inherently inaccurate. It's easy to get an uneven cut due to the tool it's used on. I don't know if there is a way to improve it. If you add a spirit level to the device, then most likely it will fail due to strong vibrations. I have used this in editing for hidden applications such as TVs and entertainment systems. I still use a regular hacksaw for light switches and other high visibility applications. I don't think it's the manufacturer or the inventor. I just think…