03/11/2010

Andy-

I needed a #9 drill bit to augment a tap for a grease fitting on the foot-shifter housing of a Harley. I'll tell you, it makes a difference when you perform work with quality tools. Got the bit and it performed the job like cutting through butter.
Thank you very much.

Ray M
Manassas, VA

11/25/2009

"Hello Andy,

Thank you for replying so quickly! Much faster than I expected! I purchased the set directly from KnKut's website. The order # was 700278. The bits that I have used have performed flawlessly. Much better than cheaper bits that I've purchased in the past. In my opinion, Ray Charles himself could see the difference between these and other cheaper, inferior bits!!!

It's refreshing to see that there is still a company out there today that cares about their products and their customers! Thank you again for all your help. Your efforts are appreciated!!! You have gained a long-time, reliable customer that will recommend your products to everyone he knows! Thank you again!"

Glen B.,
Lenoir, NC

04/10/2008

"Hey Andy,

Everything is going great. Bits are awesome. We installed a new ramp set up for the Dynojet and had to make some holes in the main frame and the bits were flawless and never got hot at all. They cut like a dream. Thanks again for the nice assortment and for your help.

Mike Galley

Host – Horsepower TV talking about KnKut Performance Drill Bits"

www.powerblocktv.com

03/22/2006
Morning Andy,
No fancy paper-just a note in review. After talking with you yesterday, I'm sure my incorrect use contributed to tool failure. I appreciate your evaluation and will pay for the replacements to complete the set. Your professionalism and service is tops.

Respectfully,

Mike T.
JMT Enterprises
Glenelg, MD


03/30/3006
Hi Andy,
I received your package yesterday and you did not have to do what you did for me. I do however sincerely appreciate it! I would also appreciate a quick insight on the intended use of this design bit and I'll tell you why. If these are made with the intention of handling hard materials such as drill bits or extractors that are broken off in a hole, how would you avoid subjecting the bit to an open hole situation. I just don't want to ruin the replacements. I get in trouble and it's not often but when I do it is removing a broken piece as described. Typically it is a dissimilar metals seizure i.e. steel to aluminum. If there is a recommended publication on drilling and the likes I would purchase it and improve my common sense understanding. Aside from all that I am sending you a check today for the amount of $29.09 and thanks again! By all means you may use my letter in anyway that will best serve you. I look forward to doing business soon on some other specialty items. Have a great week and a wish to continued success. I will recommend you to all my business friends with these types of problems.

Regards,

Mike T.
JMT Enterprises
Glenelg, MD