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Top Reviews!

  • Mark R. – Professional Mechanic

    Rating: ★★★★★

    As a professional mechanic, I need tools that I can trust. TJR Tools has consistently provided me with top-notch equipment that stands up to daily use. I recently added their drill set to my collection, and the performance is outstanding. The drills are robust and precise. Their competitive prices and regular promotions make it easy to stay within my budget without compromising on quality. I highly recommend them to anyone in need of reliable tools.

  • John M. – Construction Manager

    Rating: ★★★★★

    TJR Tools has been an invaluable resource for my construction projects. Their wide selection of high-quality tools ensures that I always have the right equipment for the job. Recently, I purchased a set of drills and countersinks, and they have exceeded my expectations. The drills are powerful and durable, while the countersinks provide a clean, professional finish. I appreciate their commitment to customer satisfaction and will continue to rely on them for all my tool needs.

  • Brian L. – Automotive Technician

    Rating: ★★★★★

    TJR Tools consistently provides high-quality products, and their digital calipers are no exception. These calipers are crucial for my automotive work, offering precise and reliable measurements. The construction is robust, and the battery life is impressive, ensuring long-term use without frequent replacements. I highly recommend TJR Tools to any professional in need of precision instruments.

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Tips You Might Need!

  • For Countersinking

    After countersinking, check the fit of the screw. The head should sit flush or slightly below the surface. Remove any burrs or rough edges with a deburring tool or sandpaper to achieve a clean finish. Maintenance is also key: keep your countersink bits sharp and clean. Dull bits can cause rough cuts and require more force, increasing the risk of mistakes.

  • For Drilling

    Applying the right amount of pressure is crucial. Too much pressure can cause the drill bit to bind or break, while too little pressure can result in inefficient drilling and excessive wear on the bit. It's best to apply steady, even pressure and let the drill do the work. If you're drilling through thick or hard materials, periodically withdraw the bit to clear out debris and reduce heat buildup.

  • For Polishing

    Attach the polishing brush to your power tool and set it to a moderate speed. High speeds can cause the polish to splatter and may overheat the metal. Hold the tool firmly and move the brush over the metal surface in a consistent, overlapping pattern. Apply light to moderate pressure, letting the brush and polish do the work.