BIG HAWG Hartmetall-Lochsäge-Set (10-teilig)
$11.48
In stock
Category: Werksverkauf
Customer Reviews (4.9 / 5 · 54 reviews)
Finally got through a solid-core door with embedded nails in under a minute—the carbide teeth just ripped right through without dulling. The kit gives you plenty of sizes for most jobs, so it's a solid value for the price.
Used it to cut through an old door with hidden nails and the carbide teeth didn’t dull at all. Clean, fast cuts even in abrasive particleboard—this set is a beast.
The carbide teeth cut through a stack of old, nail-studded 2x4s without slowing down—way better than the bi-metal ones I'd been using. It's got a nice, solid feel in the drill chuck too.
Finally got around to cutting through some old pallets with hidden staples and this thing chewed right through without any issue. The carbide teeth held up noticeably better than my old bi-metal set.
I was worried about hitting nails when cutting through old trim, but the carbide teeth chewed right through without slowing down. This set saved me from swapping bits constantly.
Bored through three 2x4s with embedded nails and the carbide teeth barely show any wear after the first use. The cutting action felt smooth and controlled, not jerky like my old bi-metal set. Exactly what I needed for remodeling this old house.
Cut through three layers of old flooring and hit a dozen staples without a single chip. The carbide teeth really earn their keep on tough jobs like that.
I was worried about hitting hidden nails in old studs, but the carbide teeth on this set cut through them like butter without any chipping. The 10-piece selection covers most common sizes I need for electrical and plumbing work.
These carbide teeth plowed right through an old window frame packed with hidden nails without slowing down or losing any teeth. It's a bit heavier than standard hole saws, but you feel the quality as soon as you pick it up. The cut came out clean and perfectly round, just what I needed for this remodel.
Used this to cut through a door frame with hidden nails, and the carbide teeth didn't even dull. The self-feed screw bit pulled it through smooth and fast.