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

Tried drilling one hole with it on drywall and the bit broke off on the first one, I knew it was cheap but damn thought I could get at least 4 holes drilled.

Lasted all of 5 minutes before the teeth were worn down. Used to cut a hole the though an exterior garage door. Thats 22 bucks Ill never see again. Id say if you need to cut though thin metal this isnt the say for you.

4 1/2 in tool. Used on oak board. Cut was perfect. Price was great since it is unlikely I will use it again.

Drilling a hope in dry wall. Did the job very effectively. Only used it one so cannot comment on its durability

Arbor broke after one use

Parts missing, only got hole saw no center parts. No way to use it.

Have used several 6 hole saws on 3/4 plywood. This one is by far the best. Very heavy duty, smaller teeth for nice edge & sharp. Buy this one for your cornhole boards~!

We used this to cut holes for 6 LED recessed lights in sheetrock. It worked perfectly. Comes with additional pilot hole bits as well. Great tool.

I have an entertainment console with a huge flat screen TV, and its full of audio and video components. The problem is that all of my network ethernet connections are behind it, and I needed to swap out an ethernet cable from the wall port to the router in the console. The console is too much to move, so I used this to cut a hole in the back, just near the ethernet ports behind it in the wall. Now I can reach through, disconnect the cable and plug in a new one without having to literally disassemble the entire console and its components. Great size for my needs (and the console already has holes in the back for cables and cooling anyway, so no biggie.)

Just what I needed