6 1/4 inch Hole Saw, Bi-Metal & Heavy Duty Hole Saw with Arbor Mandrel, Hole Drilling Cutter for Cornhole Boards, Metal, Drywall, Plasterboard, Wood and Plywood

The kit just arrived. The mandrels do not fit a 3/8 inch drill chuck. Is a 1/2” chuck required? Where’s the support phone number?

This is not a 6 and 1/4 inches hole saw its wrong it measures out to 6 and 1/8 inches not what I need I need it to be exactly 6 and 1/4 inches

It was my first time using a hole saw so had to fiddle to figure it out. I get it that its a tool and may not necessarily come with instructions but it would be nice to have as some parts are not intuitive. I put the drill bit assemby it came with and hole saw bit together the first time with the result if it being loose. I flipped one of the threaded components (the bolt) and it came out tighter. It was also odd that tightening is by turning left instead of right. This may be standard with other kits but I find that the starter drill bit could be shorter, perhaps I can find an adapter and use my other drill bits. So far only used one but it seems to work fine. Good variety if sizes.

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I got these to help with our kitchen remodel. We installed LED puck lights in the overhead up above our upper cabinets. The hole saw zipper 6 holes through the plywood. Very fast cutting. Nice clean holes. The hole saw remained plenty sharp after drilling out the 6 holes. The storage case is also very nice. It closes very securely keeping everything neatly organized and ready for action.

This was bought for my spouse. He has not had a chance to use them, but when he does, I will update my review.

I cut 3 6 inch holes in painted 1/2 half inch drywall. The hole saw is worn out and will not cut anymore. No bueno.

Great product Great quality Nice attractive case and set

Plenty of hole saws for every size

Ive had several sets of hole saws in the past but never one set that had everything I could possibly need or want. Like all all generic hole saws, this one looks like stamped metal form. What i like is that it has so many sizes and each one steps up in larger increments. I use these to make precision hole cuts in furniture like desks or cabinets to hide electrical wires out of sight. Often at work im the guy who has tools to properly run computer cables so you dont have wires hanging all over the desk. I also use these to make holes in cars to run wire looms for speakers, amps or back up lights. I also use these to make plate cover holes behind wall hanging televisions and snake wires thru walls from lower power outlets to run new power to behind the TV and of course for Satellite, Antennae or internet cabling. My brother uses the largest hole saw to install retro can lights in ceilings. Now I will do same for myself. I like the blister box package that holds everything. Much nicer than some of my previous purchase from discount box stores. As you can see this one has a nice plate with two studs on them that mount to the larger hole saws. This prevents stripping of the saws hole when you encounter a difficult cut in harder material. Yes, you could buy specialty hole saws that are magnificently made. But for the price of one or two of those specialty ones, you can buy a whole set. Honestly, how often do you use a specialty tool? If you are a pro, often. This is great for a homeowner. You can experiment with home projects and make them look more professional.