6 inch/152mm Hole Saw Heavy Duty Bi-Metal HSS Hole Saw for Cornhole Boards, Plywood, Iron Board, Acrylic, Ducts, Ceiling Lights, Cinder Wall

Seems to be very good quality and exactly what I was looking for.

This hole saw cut 16 (sixteen) 6 holes through 3/4 Shop Birch plywood and still in good shape. Each hole was somewhat slow going, about 10-15 minutes per hole with pauses to keep from overheating and to brush teeth. Cutting from both sides assured clean cuts on both sides and did router to smooth edges, but no chipping or gouging. Super happy with results.

Bought to use to make corn hole boards for my daughters wedding reception. Worked perfectly! Boards turned out nicely. On to the next set.

I am setting up cornhole boards using Baltic Birch. I had to switch to a corded drill as i couldnt get very far in a cordless. Overall I think it would work better with something like a drill press, but just wasnt as easy to get thru multiple board surfaces to make the 6 hole. Even though it was a fair price, i decided to return it. Teeth for me werent as sharp as i felt they could have been.

I ordered this hole saw to drill a single hole to install a 6” vent pipe. For a single project, this is a great deal. The arbor was easy to connect and felt solid in the drill. Although it says compatible with glass, iron, and metal, I’m not sure I’d use it for any of them. Thin metal might work ok, but I can tell you the teeth are not as sharp or thick as my Milwaukee hole saw bits I normally use. Again, as this was a one-time use, I didn’t want to pay $35 for the name brand that would likely never be used again. I think it works fine for this, but if you plan to use it many times, especially with harder materials, you might be better served to buy a higher quality saw.

This was exactly what I was looking for. A simple, cheap way to make a few Cornhole boards. Was able to make 2 perfect holes in 1/2” plywood with this saw and a two handled corded drill. Using the reverse direction method, and going slowly- almost no sanding was needed to clean up the holes. Plugs came out with ease. I would not want to use this with a cordless drill or count on this to make my living, but for the amateur hobbyist- it’s about perfect.

I installed 24 spotlights in my basement and the first 5 I hand cut the ceiling. Then I got this product which really made my life east. Marking the spot and then boom, you got yourself a perfect hole. I wish the pilot bit was a bit longer so that placement would be a bit easier in high up places and your reaching.

They are great material

This is a good hole saw. But unlike some of my other hole saws, it doesnt have a spring in the center that keeps the cut-out piece from getting stuck inside the hole saw. Thats the only reason I didnt rate it 5-stars.

I got this to drill some holes for external pipes through wood. It cuts well and works . Only time will tell how sharp it will stay. The arbor and connection is easy to work with. The material slots can always be a bit bigger.