1/4-Inch Hex Shank Rotary Drill Saw(with 5PCS Blades),HSS Saw Disc Wheel Cutting Blades for Drills Rotary Tools

I recently used the LitKiwi 1/4-Inch Hex Shank Rotary Drill Saw with its set of 5 HSS saw blades for a few of my DIY projects, and I’m quite impressed with its performance. The kit includes blades ranging from 0.95" to 1.93", making it versatile for various tasks like cutting through wood, plastic, and soft metals such as aluminum and copper.The 1/4-inch hex shank fits most electric drills, ensuring easy installation and a secure connection. The blades are made of high-speed steel (HSS), which provides durability and sharpness, allowing for clean and precise cuts. I used it to modify some wooden panels and trim plastic piping, and it handled both tasks effortlessly.One of the standout features is the ease of use. The tool is straightforward to set up and operate, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced DIY enthusiasts. However, it's important to note that the maximum speed of the saw blade should not exceed 20,000 RPM, and when cutting soft metals, using a coolant or water is recommended to prevent the blade from overheating.Overall, the LitKiwi Rotary Drill Saw is a reliable and efficient tool for various cutting needs around the home or workshop. It's a great addition to any toolkit, offering versatility and performance at an affordable price.

Had some vinel floor panels that had some breaks and needed to replace 2 of them. Good old YouTube and showed how to do the job without removing all the panels to get to the bad ones. Don't have alot of power tools so I looked to fine a small cutting disk I could install on my drill. This worked great. So I saved money two ways. Did the job myself and didn't have to buy an expensive tool.

These probably should not be used by amateur DIY'ers. They are basically a really handy "in a pinch" add on's to your power drill to keep handy in your tool box. I found they were sturdy and quality enough for the job they're designed to do. If you try to rip through some plywood, YOU'RE PROBABLY GOING TO CUT YOUR FINGER OFF. They are designed to make small cuts through softer wood types, screw and nail heads, thin sheet metal, PVC ,(great for cutting PVC pipes quickly). This is a great add on tool for your drill to make a quick cut when you don't really want to drag out your big power saw. IT'S NOT A REPLACEMENT. I used it to make several smaller cuts on plywood. They worked fine in a pinch. Tips: 1. Secure what you're cutting, don't rest it in your knee. 2. Add some BLUE thread lock to keep the screw securly locked (if you don't know what thread lock is, or don't have any thread lock, YOU SHOULDN'T BE USING THESE SAWS). 3. Hold your drill with both hands 5. Adjust your torque all the way up on your drill 6. Be sure the direction toggle on your drill is going the same direction as the tightened screw holding the blade on the shank otherwise the blade will unscrew and fly off and probably cut your ear off. TLDR: For a few bucks, if you more what you're doing and are safe, these drill saws are actually pretty useful for the price

I dont think this worked as well as it was advertised

These are incredibly cheap, flimsy and poorly made. They feel dangerous when using, as they feel like a ticking timebomb on when it is going to break. I can't think of any reason these would get a higher review. I started to use it to cut an extremely thin piece of plastic, and felt it was too dangerous to continue. I would not recommend and would never purchase again.

Great for thin medal and pvc .

Estoy satisfecho con la compra.

Did not work very well and I was afraid I would cut off my fingers do I quit using it and threw it away as it bounced all over while I was trying to cut with it.