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The MUKCHAP 110 mm SDS Plus Shank Concrete Hole Saw is a high-performance drilling tool designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike. Made from durable alloy steel, it offers exceptional hardness and stability, ensuring efficient drilling through various materials such as concrete, brick, and stone. With its user-friendly design and precise craftsmanship, this hole saw is perfect for creating clean, round holes for air conditioning and plumbing installations. Plus, enjoy a risk-free purchase with a 30-day satisfaction guarantee.
Brand | MUKCHAP |
Manufacturer | MUKCHAP |
Colour | Silver |
Item Weight | 1 kg 400 g |
Package Dimensions | 14.6 x 13.89 x 8.1 cm; 1.4 kg |
Item part number | 1 |
Power Source | ac/dc |
Are batteries included? | No |
D**Z
Surprisingly great!
I didn't expect much from this bit because of the relatively low cost. I didn't expect it to make it through all the layers of brick and stone that I needed to get through, but it performed like a champ. The pictures in the description are true. Highly recommended.
R**U
You get what you pay for
I ordered this hole saw after reading a lot of reviews. The shipping time was decent but that is about the only good thing with this product. I used it to put an exhaust through the exterior brick wall. Took me an hour to get through the 1st layer. I used a big electrical drill, so power was not an issue. It stopped cutting after that. The blades are blunt now. I would not recommend this product if you are using it for brick or concrete.
D**N
Works
Not industrial grade or anything. But, for the price it definitely does the job! Cut dryer vent hole through my 50’s double brick house without any issues. Minimal wear to teeth, could cut again
S**M
Perfect for hole in stucco
Needed to make a hole in exterior stucco to terminate 4” bathroom exhaust vent. Can’t comment about durability since I only used it one time. But worked fast and easy for the one hole I needed.
B**E
Worthless
It wouldn't cut, many of the teeth are not installed straight and the cutting edge on the teeth are less than 90 degrees. I'm an engineer and I'd like to know how that's supposed to work....
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