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Robert M St John Sr
> 3 dayNot a cheap tool its quality for sure
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Domingo Ortiz Jr.
> 3 dayI bought this item because it was lower in price compared to that I found in the stores. I’m disappointed with 3 of the hole saws not fitting either of the 2 arbors it came with, the threads just simply won’t catch and screw on. Looks like I have to buy 3 different hole sizes now !
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KS
12-06-2025These cut well and are long lasting for most uses. My only beef is not with Milwaukee, but that I bought an open box version here and found it was missing pieces.
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chad redwing
> 3 dayThey work they actually last awhile I was shocked.
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brendon
> 3 dayI’ve owned this item before and it worked great. I haven’t used this particular item yet but there seems to be a user error problem that’s making for bad reviews. Let me just say, this is NOT a drill bit. These are hole saws! Using a saw is different then using a drill. When sawing anything you must let the saw do the work instead of forcing the tool into material. When using these hole saws the initial starting of the hole rotate the saw slightly as if you are rolling a ball on the floor in a circle, another example is rotation should be similar to making a dough ball the size of a grapefruit. If you push these saw blades into material using force you WILL get most of the same results most of the bad reviews are talking about. So first rotate slightly making room for the saw teeth to remove material, then gently walk the saws back and forth until you slowly cut through the material. Remember using a hand saw to cut a straight line through a 2x4? Well that’s what is happening with these holes saws with regard to speed. Slow and steady and be smart. Avoid binding, avoid rushing, avoid force! Hope this helps.
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David A Dreier
> 3 dayI bought a set for myself 3 months ago and liked it so much that I bought a set for my daughters husband for his birthday. He loves the gift.
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Heather G.
> 3 dayThe tools are top notch. The case they come in is less than top notch. The fit of the door is less than desirable. Probably the best thing out on the market today. Would still buy it again.
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Josh
> 3 daythe hole Saws aew sharp and high quality but the case really needs redesigned. its pretty useless
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Jake%56
> 3 dayDefinitely practice on scrap wood to understand how these saws handle.
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brendon
> 3 dayI’ve owned this item before and it worked great. I haven’t used this particular item yet but there seems to be a user error problem that’s making for bad reviews. Let me just say, this is NOT a drill bit. These are hole saws! Using a saw is different then using a drill. When sawing anything you must let the saw do the work instead of forcing the tool into material. When using these hole saws the initial starting of the hole rotate the saw slightly as if you are rolling a ball on the floor in a circle, another example is rotation should be similar to making a dough ball the size of a grapefruit. If you push these saw blades into material using force you WILL get most of the same results most of the bad reviews are talking about. So first rotate slightly making room for the saw teeth to remove material, then gently walk the saws back and forth until you slowly cut through the material. Remember using a hand saw to cut a straight line through a 2x4? Well that’s what is happening with these holes saws with regard to speed. Slow and steady and be smart. Avoid binding, avoid rushing, avoid force! Hope this helps.