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

Works as expected

This is great but remember to have caution when using with a hand drill because it can catch and spin the drill and your arm with it.

Needed to cut (wood) openings in my entertainment center to mount some 120MM (4.71) Noctua PWM fans. Then added some Inkbird temp controllers for each half (my ent. center is divided in two and the side with AV receiver and satellite runs hotter than the PS4 / Xbox side). Therefore resulting in quiet cooling thats only on when and where its needed.

Bought for someone else

Seems well built. Biggest issue is I did not receive the allen screw that is clearly shown in the pictures. Not a huge deal I can just go out and buy one - buts its annoying that I have to. Review Update. First time using it (in drywall - nothing tough) the drill bit snapped on the 5th hole. My opinion now is its garbage

I had to cut a bunch of 6.1 inch holes into drop ceiling panels for canless LED lights. I tried to use a utility knife first... That was awful! This blade cut it nice and smooth. You need a bigger drill... It is large and you need to get the speed up before you dig in. Saved me a ton of time and frustration! Worth much more than the cost.

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.

Product looks durable but once I used it on a stucco ceiling going counter clock on it, Product got destroyed. What a waste.

Have no idea about how long it will last. I have just used it for drilling 4 holes to put in lights.The hole saw is very sharp. It did a great job for me.Contractor who was with me thought it was an expensive hole saw instead of $17. I would buy it again.Recomend

Absolute garbage. Wouldn’t cut through what I needed it to. Wouldn’t even cut through 1/4 inch plywood. And it broke during use on wood.