They make quick work out of a sometimes tedious process and the blade cover is genius
922864
They make quick work out of a sometimes tedious process and the blade cover is genius, great for giiting the little pieces stuck in the blades out.
368897
Does the job and the safety cover for the blade is a great idea. The smack-down mechanism is a bit sticky so you need to pump it a few times when you first get it to smooth it out. Haven't actually broken any of my car windows to test it but it seems to have enough force to do the job.
3032443
very easy to use handle and a great set of useful blades
2211174
well constructed and turns easily for professional results
1739253
It definitely beats using a socketed screw-driver or pliers.
2242287
First, let me say that I am a woodworker and cabinet maker, not a carpenter, plumber or electrician.

This set of holesaws is exactly what its name says, "A plumber's set."  For that purpose they appear to be outstanding.  They cut quickly and the cores are easily ejected.

However, they do not seem to be intended for applications in which you need to make clean, finished holes.  They cut holes that are rough with a great deal of chipping and tearout.  This may be due to the ingenious release mechanism, which results in considerable play in the mounting of the cutter on the arbor.  The release mechanism saves great deal of time for anyone who needs to make many holes that will not ultimately be visible, but it does not firmly secure the.cutter to the arbor.

I tried these cutters in a hand-held drill and in a drill press; I tried them with hard and with soft wood; and with a sacrificial board at the hole's exit to prevent tearout--I wanted these holesaws to work.  Regrettably, the results were unsatisfactory.

So, if  you are a carpenter or a plumber, these saws are outstanding and will save you a great deal of time and frustration clearing cores when you cut holes.  But, if you are a woodworker interested in making clean holes, try a set of Forstner bits.
2656244
I bought this while tiling a floor, I tend to modify things pretty often and I didn't want to only be able to cut tile, so I bought this instead of a tile saw.  This tool is quick, powerful, and easy to quickly pull out and get the job done.  I'd recommended it to anyone who is questioning whether you but it.
4631497
It is unbelievable the way you can make a perferfect cut with such control. It makes for professional appearing work.
3801452
I bought one with the intention of learning how to sharpen square ground chisel chain properly but it's likely not going to happen anytime soon so it came out of the chainsaw tools box in to the canvas file roll for regular sharpening maintenance around the shop. The Teeth are precisely milled and the corner profile combined with flat face provide a very unique and versatile shape.  I just bought a brand new nicholson 12"  Mill file that I am reasonably happy with and I was less than impressed with my new grobet files (usa).  This file cuts harder metals with ease where the grobet will skate.  I am taking the time to write this review because it's hard to find good quality without doing some research first.
3258321
I normally do not take the time to review a product since there are many reviews already but this item is worth a review.  I restore carburetors for Porsche cars and after machining operations are completed on the aluminum bodies I soften the sharp edges by hand using manual deburring tools, scrapers and files.  This is rather tedious and it is also a bit hard on the hands and elbows.  I thought that trying this pencil sized die grinder would be worth the price and in spite of some of the negative reviews I bought one.

Short story: Works like a champ!  Smooth running and seems to be well made.  I use a flow control valve to adjust total air flow to the tool to slow it down a little and with a carbide bit installed it makes my deburring job a lot easier!  I do wear ear protection since it does make a high pitched racket which I happily accept for the improvement in my work.

I do not have a comment regarding longevity or how robust the grinder is.  It does run smoothly and there are no run-out issues like other users have reported.
2225828
I work in fast food and we constantly have to cut open new boxes of supplies. We never kept a box cutter around at work so I decided to buy one for myself. Everyone has loved me for making their lives so much easier by bringing this to work.

For the most part I really enjoy this blade. It's comfortable and the ease of changing blades is a great addition. A lot of our night staff is composed of teenagers so I would really like to minimize the risk of harm to them. I don't think they've changed blades with it yet but the process is really simple.

There are a few issues with it though. The storage door is really oddly designed. It requires that you keep the latch open when you close it. It even carries a label that warns you that you may risk damaging the door if you just snap it shut. Many of the people who I work with have failed to read the label and have just simply snapped it shut. This should have been taken into consideration. Holding the latch open while closing the door is just awkward in general.

The box cutter also seems to have some durability issues. I don't know how quickly normal blades dull so I can't really comment on that. The box cutter fell from a counter to the floor at one point and ceased functioning. We discovered that part of the box cutter's body had bent in a little bit which created additional friction on the sliding mechanism. A coworker was able to use a pair of pliers to bend the body back into shape (it was a very very minor dent). I know that being dropped or thrown isn't a normal usage scenario but I still think it should be able to stand up to a little bit of abuse.

For under 10 dollars I don't think you can go wrong with this box cutter. It's made my life at work significantly easier.
1598422
Bought these to speed up a couple of roofing projects.  These cut through 1 layer of composite shingles like paper, but when you hit a double stack section you'll need to use a little more grip.  Still leaps and bounds nicer and quicker over using a hook blade. The blade is made out of some tough stuff, the little gravel pieces on the shingle can't nick the blade, its made out of some hard steel.  The grips felt pretty nice and the built-in lock is also convenient for the tool belt / rig.
159282
while assembly required some attention to detail, overall it was a quick process and provided instant satisfaction once done.
1155921
Typical blade tech, well made, well thought out, does its job
4395231
These inexpensive diamond blades may just be one of my new favorite tools.

I bought them to cut a hole in Hardiplank siding to mount a board for a new patio light. The blades were supposed to be Option C for getting the job done, but after experimenting with a scrap piece of Hardiplank, I quickly tossed Options A and B aside.

The diamond blade sliced through the cement siding like butter, and the cut was clean and precise. The job was done quickly, and I was able to fit the board in so tightly it looked much better than the one the professionals had done. I didn't use water to make a wet cut, and the blade didn't seem to mind. I just had to wear a mask to protect my lungs from the dust.

Another reviewer mentioned the crappy mandrel that came with this kit, and I'd have to agree. I must have tightened the darn screw a dozen times in a hour, and eventually it got so loose the blade wouldn't turn. Dashed to the store and bought a Dremel mandrel for three bucks and never had a problem again.

The blade showed no sign of wear from this project, and I think just one of them may last me for a long time. My advice would be to order this kit and a Dremel mandrel at the same time. For less than half the price of a Dremel Diamond Wheel kit with one blade, you get five of these blades!
3028364
These tools take some getting used to, but once you get the hang of it, it helps you make multiple matching pompoms relatively quickly.
3754443
This thing is a DREAM to use, does an incredible job making my work shirts look way way better.  Bit of a learning curve to learn the quickest way around a button-down shirt, but once you get the hang of it it's cake.  Gotta watch the tops of your fingers as you work near the press, been zinged a couple of times when hurrying, but overall a very well built piece of machinery and a Godsend re looking better at work.  Makes traditional ironing seem like the chore it really was, I like it so much I'll get another if/when this one bites the dust.  GREAT purchase.