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Ive had mine since they came out no complaints.

Plumbers dont have very many holes to drill, I think once the plumbing m18 hole hawg is out its gonna be perfect for them. Although the one I have eats like crazy with a 4 1/4" hole saw now so it would probably even work for them.

With my aggressive drilling style I get 130 or so before the 4.0 starts throwing a temp code and shuts the tool down. If I take it easy I can get around 200 on a 4.0, but thats drilling maybe a hole every 10 seconds vs a hole every couple seconds like a typically push it drilling a house. This is using a 3/4"x18" bosch daredevil auger bit.

Yep im looking forward to it, I burn up batteries fast using the hole hawg drilling out houses. Right now I just use 2 seperate chargers and they barely keep up on big houses so its gonna be nice when I can just have one and keep up. I really should be using the corded hole hawg still but I hate cords and the m18 is so much lighter.

Its suppossed to do three at a time.

Ive burned up every dremel ive ever had. My two milwaukees are still going so thats my opinion. As far as asccesories all my old ones from the burnt up dremel fit the milwaukee.

Haha nice the dewalt dw460 is my corded drill as well

Cool review I have one with the quick change you actually dont have to push it down to insert the bit the bit can be pushed straight in. You only need to push the collar to release the bit. I love this thing its defiantly not as fast as a corded hole hog. Me and a coworker drilled a house out, normally we are pretty close in speed and very competitive with it lol. We took turns and the corded is still defiantly faster but you dont have to drag the cord around. Also we use a 3/4" bosch daredevil auger and typically get 80 holes with it on a fresh 4.0. The batteries really cant keep up to drill a whole house out. I will say the 3/4" bit has seen quite a few houses and nails and its not the sharpest it could be. If you are drilling one circuit at a time than two batteries will keep up. Its also great for small remodel jobs, etc now we dont have to drag a cord out.

I have a zero tolerance 0561 in elmax its pretty decent but Ive had it chip out a little cutting tie wraps. Havent had that problem at all with the cts204p.

Both of mine have CTS204P, which has been really good. Havent had good luck with the microtech s30v benchmades seem better to me. The microtechs ive had in S35v have been a big improvement but still prefer the spydercos.

Have two microtechs and honestly they are pretty but when it comes to work I think the spydercos do better. The ergonomics are better the blades seem to hold a edge longer, etc. The microtechs stay in tye safe.Both the spydercos I carry cost just as much as the microtechs anyway. Both where just shy of 300 both where limited runs.

I use a 20 oz estwing as well my main worry with the stilletos is they are so light it would take twice the swings to get the same job done.

Yep it is a pain they glue them in on the 4 too I believe.

The probably tell you to remove the battery to lessen the chance of you shorting something out and ruining your phone.

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