Milwaukee Electric Tool 49-56-0193 Bi-Metal Hole Saw, 3-1/2
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Matthew
> 3 dayThis was the size I needed to drill partial holes in my trailer deck, for installing some 6000-lb D-ring tiedowns. Youre going to need a 120v hammer drill too -- a cordless simply doesnt cut it with a hole saw this big (and you cant hold on to it effectively anyway).
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Chip
> 3 dayWorks well, like a hole saw should.
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PeterH
> 3 dayUsed to cut 1/4” plate steel across a curved surface. I used cutting oil and when I got done I had barely even scratched the paint and the teeth felt just as sharp if not sharper then when I opened it.
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Valerie
> 3 dayDidn’t work on thin metal
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Megan Root
> 3 dayworks great!
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Carla
> 3 dayMy husband is building a big beautiful bird house for larger birds such as Jays or doves. He didnt have a hole saw big enough for the door. So we ordered this one. It worked great and was fast.
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Curtis W.
> 3 dayDont waist your money on this saw if wanting to cut metal and thin metal at that. Purchased to cut hole in bed of pickup to install gooseneck hitch, all it did was make a mark in the metal and then nothing but smoke and begin to walk all over.
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Brian D.
Greater than one weekThis hole saw is a beast - it is sharp, strong, and cuts easily. I chucked it up in my drill press and used it to make spray can racks for my workshop. Worked great! Never been disappointed by a Milwaukee.
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Cale Huels
> 3 dayGreat, but very aggressive, must hold down material, for safety.
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Kindle Customer
> 3 dayLook sharp. Feel sharp. No wait, thats razor blades. I have used this brand for a few different projects and the tool is just right for sheet metal (adding downspouts to steel gutters), wood (lots of bird houses), and plastic (turning 5 gallon buckets in to dry wells with overflow pipes). The others I bought long ago for cheap got dull long ago. These are likely the last hole saws I will need to buy.
