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    Chairman Emeritus (Retired Admin) Marlin's Avatar
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    I can vouch for the HF ones,, they work good for Me...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marlin View Post
    I can vouch for the HF ones,, they work good for Me...

    I cant, Ive killed a several before I went with a Matco (Irwin) set that managed to make through the past few years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marlin View Post
    I can vouch for the HF ones,, they work good for Me...
    I can...
    I use them daily.. yes daily in my job and have used the same ones for almost 5 years.
    If you are just cutting mild steel, aluminum, brass or wood they work just fine.
    I even used them to cut larger holes in truck frames about once a month.

    A step drill in no way replaces a standard index. I always pre-drill a pilot hole.

    Decause of the design they are difficult if not impossible to sharpen, but at $9 for a 3 piece set they are a steal when on sale.
    I say lets all remove the warning labels and let nature take its course.

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    Ahhh yes, the old Uni-bit. Body man's favorite tool.
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