Testing the Drill Saw

looks like a big rotozip bit.

-- As ever, Gus-the 83 yr young apprentice carpenter

Those bits have been around for years. They were garbage back then, and it still looks like they are garbage.

-- Art, Pittsburgh.

Looks like that thing is terrible. I’ve always wondered if a spiral up-cut bit would work in a drill. Am I the only one?

Trip, what’s the word on the HGTV gig?

-- Joe | Spartanburg, SC

I remember using those over 30 years ago when I was renovating my house…good for cutting sheetrock holes for outlet boxes…but not a whole lot of other uses.

Thanks for the comments guys.

cubber,
I have not be let down yet! It appears that Hollywood doesn’t get in to big of a hurry. Still waiting for a decision to be made. Thanks for asking!

-- Dothan, Alabama Check out my woodworking blog! http://woodworkingtrip.blogspot.com/ Also my Youtube Channel's Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/SailingAndSuch

Yep, I thought they were exciting too! so I bought a set,

Did almost the same tests, managed to break the 6mm one, took them back and received a replacement after some to and froing.

Not really sure why they are made, maybe to catch first users.

I also would not recommend them and especially in Batt powered drills, as you found out they put far too much pressure on the chuck bearing and will damage your drill.

I just put mine in their box and kept them remembering as they say a “sucker” is born every minute,

In closing they are almost useless however may work a little in a drill press, personally could not be bothered even to find out…just get a bigger drill!!!

-- Regards Rob

Use a Dremel tool. Faster speed means faster cutting.