VEVOR Annular Cutter Set Review/Test

[@AmateurRedneckWorkshop]

Great way to drill a hole. Great review Chuck. Thanks for the video keep on keeping on.

[@cameronmccreary4758]

I used to grind hollow mills for specialized stud machining. With my cutters, the slug was needed/req- uired for the job. If you need a large hole I usually drill still smaller and then use a boring head or reamer to size it up.

[@jerekirkpatrick2092]

This would be a set worth having on hand just in case. The price would allow for speculation. Jere

[@TheAyrCaveShop]

I have a modest selection of annular cutters. They're a game changer when drilling large holes. You do need a ridged setup "milling machine, good drill press, mag drill" Looks like a good value for the home shop..

[@kimber1958]

thanks for sharing Steve. You're looking very good you must be living well

[@outsidescrewball]

thanks...trying to be healthy.....hope all is well with you

[@bearsrodshop7067]

Thx for sharing Chuck. When Stan & Phill droped in back in March, both commented on hand sanitizer as being a good sourse of coolant. I haven't tried it yet, but have you ? Next time I am milling, I will check it out, but when you are out at the Bash, ask Stan or Phill about using it!

[@jamesreed6121]

Those cutters will definitely come in handy. I think they would be useful on the mill with the R8 holder. From where I stood it looked like it cuts a very nice hole. I was wondering what the maximum thickness of material would be allowing for the thickness of the slug. KOKO!

[@szsenyuk8887]

I don't know what you are looking at, but to my eyes not enough coolant on cutter, oil is not sufficient applied once before starting cut, all edges look damaged and one looks like it never made contact with the work piece. Before pictures not that great looking edges. Try backing out before all the smoke and oil again.

[@thomasking2081]

THANKS FOR THE VIDEO CHUCK, I'D BE CURIOUS HOW LONG THOSE WOULD LAST ON MULTIPLE CUTS. IS THERE A WAY TO RESHARPEN ANNULAR CUTTERS?

[@manualman6252]

Nice 👍 Thanks for the review.

[@vendter]

What was the hole size? It looked like there was some runout on both cutters.

[@outsidescrewball]

just rough....didn't check

[@rufustoad1]

Getting ready to drill out a 2" bushing and wondering after a year are you still liking this set? Would it do fair drilling through welds?

[@outsidescrewball]

I don't use these cutters that often, but each time they have performed for me. No experience with cutting through welds, best of luck

[@dizzolve]

5:58 is that running out? Can't beat that price huh

[@cameronmccreary4758]

If it was running correct it wouldn't be smoking.

[@Bobs-Wrigles5555]

Seems to be running true on the second go with same cutter at 7:45, maybe not seated properly 1st go.🤷‍♂ True test would be to measure the hole it makes.

[@heinstrydom864]

Use constant coolant.

[@bcbloc02]

I would say you were running those way to fast. I only run like 300 rpm on a 1” and less than that on bigger. Annular cutters don’t like speed. Looks like this is a different set than mr Pete had.?

[@outsidescrewball]

same set at Mr. Pete...and I agree speed is king along with cutting fluid

[@markgraziano2098]

Where did you get the R8 holder?

[@outsidescrewball]

online...simple search

[@markgraziano2098]

@@outsidescrewball Thanks for the answer Chuck!

[@davidward9935]

Chuck, I don’t begrudge a man making money, but the quantity of Vevor KZbin commercials is getting like political or lawyer commercials on broadcast TV. Awash, saturated, I feel like I am drowning in Vevor commercials and couldn’t buy their products even if it was the best for the job.

[@douglasthompson2740]

Were you pushing significantly harder on the second cut? Lots more smoke, which tells me if the pressure was equal that the cutter is dulling creating more friction and heat. Not good after one cut. I prefer the carbide cutters for longevity and amazon has a much, much better offering in more reasonable pricing than the MSC catalog. When you can use the mag drill with the cutters they are a great way to punch holes in steel. Using a hand drill in thick steel with a twist bit is not my favorite thing to do. Often you have no choice.