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The purchase proved to be an exceptional choice for successfully penetrating masonry surfaces during the installation of cooling equipment. It performed with remarkable efficiency and demonstrated impressive durability throughout the entire process. Utilizing this reliable tool made the demanding task feel significantly more manageable and precise. The results achieved were truly professional and exceeded all initial expectations for the project. Investing in such quality hardware is clearly a wise decision for anyone undertaking similar home improvement endeavors.

Great product I’m happy with it

A+ I needed it to drill one hole 3 15/16 And it worked Great.! Home depot wanted over a $100 to rent it. For half the price, I own it! Plus it came with 5 bits.

Needed to core a 4 in hole in 10in block. Worked great. Now all the other bits are a bonus. Definitely worth the price!

Did the job. Knocked off all the teeth on wire mesh reinforcement, so it was pretty much one and done. But I could buy this whole set of holesaws (I know it's a core bit but I can't resist a play on words) for the cost of one cutter head elsewhere. If I needed to use this repeatedly, I would just shell out the cash for a named brand, but if you just need to put one hole in a concrete floor or wall, this will get you there. Heck , if the cement was not reinforced, or if I had missed the mesh, it would still be working. Still has one tooth, so we call that an Arkansas hole saw

so far no problems onto brick wall and cement

Did what I needed to do. Worked well

A handy kit with a useful range of hole sizes. The different cutters and extension pieces are supplied together in a case, which keeps everything organised. Check that the shank matches your drill before ordering.

Las herramientas son muy robustas de buena calidad

Utilisé en 30mm et 65mm pour percer un mur en béton et brique. Fait le boulot, mais il faut être outillé pour dévisser la cloche de la rallonge (j'ai réussi avec une pince-étau et une clé insérée dans le trou d'évacuation). Avec la cloche de 30mm la vis de blocage de la mèche centrale dépasse, il faut la retirer avant poursuivre si le trou est profond. Dans l'ensemble plus rentable que la concurrence pour du bricolage occasionnel.