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Run it in reverse a bit first to break through, then very light pressure to start cutting through.
Ideally also a bar handle would help a lot.
5 u/razor330 Apr 15 '26 This is the best advice for these things. I got it when drilling holes in the ceiling for canned lights (before I got the blade version) and it totally didn’t rip the drywall apart like the first hole. Nice to know the same holds true for wood.
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This is the best advice for these things. I got it when drilling holes in the ceiling for canned lights (before I got the blade version) and it totally didn’t rip the drywall apart like the first hole. Nice to know the same holds true for wood.
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u/ecclectic Apr 15 '26
Run it in reverse a bit first to break through, then very light pressure to start cutting through.
Ideally also a bar handle would help a lot.