I have always cut remodel lighting in by hand. After using the EZ Hole Professional Saw kit on a job requiring 20 5 1/2" holes, I immediately realized I have been doing it the hard and messy way for 30 years. The quick start notes allowed me to set up the tool and start cutting perfect holes in a matter of minutes. All without having to protect the customers space from flying drywall dust.

Great album opens your mind to a different term of thinking glad to see cole doing his on thing instead of what other people want him to do or what everyone else is doing. Stay true to you. Now waiting for K. Dot

Little wobble, I am being careful with it, but so nice to have arm rest - does the job. Easy install, but I had to buy an extension to get deep enough to the bolt. Due to the little bit of wobble given it's secured by one bolt/screw in the base, I would have given it 3 stars rather than 4, but there's nothing else out there that works to provide arm rest and extra storage like this.

As a long time hero2 user, I was looking forward to getting the hero3 to supplement my existing hardware. I read the reviews, knew it had some issues, but didn't think it was anything that I couldn't deal with. Unfortunately after purchase, I found out otherwise.

This is a hind sight/ experience review for somebody wanting to buy a Sole Elliptical. If you have ANY problems, ANY what so ever, call them and get it resolved. Quickly. I have the e35, and have been using it for a few years so here's where my experience comes into play. I would not buy it again for the price I paid, which was $1400 delivered to my door. No where near worth that price for the problems and troubles I have encountered. First off, I'm 6'1 @ about 195 lbs and I cannot get comfortable with the footing position. Secondly, the honeymoon was over after about two months which is when all the noise and problems began. If my feet are not in an exact position this thing reminds me of an antique railroad hand powered cart, its that bad. Sound and feel. And if I move my feet anywhere near the outside of the right foot pad it jumps the rail, which has ended up gouging the rail pretty bad( and today I broke the foot pad because of it jumping the rail ). I've never gone above the level 15 on resistance so I have not abused this unit. As a licensed A/P who has been working on military aircraft for over twenty years I know my way around a wrench, so every time I would take this thing apart and put it back together things would be fine, for a bit.I adjusted this, adjusted that, tightened this and that, tried the advice on the website, nothing ever fixed the problems for more than a few weeks. Then I would get fed up and just go walking around the block for several months. I should have taken the broken console on arrival of the unit as an omen, then when the heart rate monitor it came with didn't work, I should have taken that as a sign. To their credit they did replace both items free of charge quickly but that the only credit I'm giving them. This is where the three years of using this unit comes into play, this is a heavy unit, no doubts about that. And I went through three or four elliptical's before this e35, broke frames on all of them so there's no worry about that here. Electrically it's worked great, no problems there except the broken console. It's not user maintenance friendly, the manual is very very basic, almost pathetic in explaining adjustments etc.. and it's just not made for somebody over 6 foot. If your 5' or 5'5 it might be perfect but for my height and weight I can't get comfortable. In hindsight I should have called Sole more than I did but, I'm at the point where I don't think I'll ever buy another Sole Elliptical again based on my experience with this one over time.

In general, the images are poor and not clear. It doesn't have wide range radius. I won't recommend this product. I'll return it.