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Your cart is empty.These heavy duty drywall cut-out bits have a 3/16 in. shaft that is sure to hold up longer than the standard 1/8 in. cut-out bit. They consistently make the best cut possible without running out on you. This is just one more of the ToolPro line of professional drywall tools for those who make their living with their hands.
Francisco Orozco
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025
Buena calidad, resistente
Federico
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2020
No encontre el paquetteNo esta
Marcel
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2020
Perfect for routing drywall around windows and doors
Marlon
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2019
They are really good.. but some break within the first day of use. Be gentle and dont press so hard against the wood so hard!
Tony
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2018
These bits last longer and stay sharper than all the others.
elmer
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2018
Son muy buenas
Tim Presley
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2017
these work great on door and window cutouts.......downside is that they are pricey
Bats
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2016
Ideally this would be a completely un-starred review - not because of any lack of quality, but because I can't really give a fair or informed review of the product for it's intended purpose. It may well be a five star (or a one star) product if it's really the sort of cutter you're looking for, but - due to some similarities in naming, and a careless idiot (who absolutely, definitely, and at least probably looks nothing at all like me) skimming over the description instead of reading it all - it wasn't that tool for me.What I _can_ do is to say that if you've got a CNC rig, have been searching for down-cut end mills (center-cutting, even - after all, it says it's perfect for plunge cuts!), and think you just found a fantastic deal on them... Well, you didn't. (or, well, maybe you did... but this isn't it)Yes, these are downcut bits, but being intended (as you'll learn by reading the description more carefully than I did) for drywall, the flutes are far too delicate to cut even soft pine or MDF, never mind hardwoods or metal, and just sort of fold over (making the differences in geometry between spiral saws & end mills something of a moot point). What's more, the plunge cutting tip is an un-fluted bullet shape - presumably excellent for inserting in starter holes (or, I would imagine, for brutally slamming holes in walls - which could be a great stress reliever), but useless not only for plunge milling, but for any horizontal milling that would cause engagement on the lower .125" or .25ish" of the cutter.So... Don't be like me. Read the whole description _before_ the cutter's chucked up in the spindle of the wrong tool, working on the wrong material, and you're scratching your head trying to figure out why it's sitting there burning that nice chunk of cherry instead of cutting it.(and I'll try to eventually use the bits as intended so I can amend this review... just as soon as I find a spot where no one will notice me cutting big gaping holes in their walls)
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