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Hi, I'm Steve Smith with Camper Van

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Freedom. This is my ZORUNNA countersink and

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plug-cutter kit. I would recommend it for

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the step drill bits alone.

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Those were good value for me,

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but the countersink drills were flimsy and

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brittle, and I think I broke all

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seven. The different parts of this kit

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left me with very different impressions.

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I mainly used the step drill bits

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on metal that was not too thick.

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They worked very well for making starter

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holes in the side of the van

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for the bed-capsule openings.

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I liked working gradually through the steps

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to choose the hole size.

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After those starter holes,

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my DEWALT jigsaw and DEWALT reciprocating saw

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were the tools for cutting out the

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larger panels. The countersink drill bits were

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a different story. The small drill portions

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were cheap, flimsy and brittle in my

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use. I think I broke all seven.

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The retaining nuts also failed to hold

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well, and the drill and the base

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of the bit kept coming apart.

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Those failures are why my recommendation is

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specifically for the step bits.

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The included punch was decent,

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but I preferred my Mayhew six-two-two-one-five center

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punches from Amazon. The matching Mayhew picture

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shows that separate set.

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They felt more solid and stable when

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I struck them against metal,

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while the punch in this kit moved

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around more. A center punch marks a

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starting location; the drill bit then makes

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the hole. My heater-cover photographs show why

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hole position and visible fixings mattered elsewhere

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in the build. An awkward angled screw

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left an unsightly hole in the front

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panel that I planned to cover with

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a larger washer. The pictures show the

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actual black cover and vent layout.

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The workshop footage illustrates measuring and holding

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a workpiece alongside that fitting context.

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I did not use the other cutters

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and accessories, so I have no experience

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of their performance. The case fell apart

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and its latches came off while I

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was travelling. It had been packed,

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unpacked and knocked around in the trailer,

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so I attribute that damage to rough

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handling. I would expect it to fare

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better kept in one place.

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My page compares the Snappy countersink set

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and the DEWALT D W thirteen sixty-one

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drill-bit set. Snappy is a researched countersinking

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alternative. The DEWALT set is another one

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I used and reviewed for basic drilling.

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These are different assortments and operations; the

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matching pictures keep those distinctions separate from

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my experience with the ZORUNNA step bits.

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Thanks for watching. I'm Steve Smith with

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Camper Van Freedom. This was my ZORUNNA

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kit review: good step bits,

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poor countersink drills, a punch comparison and

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other cutters I did not use.

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The full account, matching pictures,

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related tool reviews and current Amazon buying

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options are linked below.

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Until next time.