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Art Stoner
> 3 dayI needed to cut a 3 inch hole into 10 gauge steel and this worked very well. I do wish the guide drill was attached a bit differently more firmly but it worked very well.
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David LeVine
> 3 dayTCT holesaws can be damaged by impact. The box protects the carbide tips nicely. While I would have preferred a different size selection, this set is a good compromise for the money. The only thing I would like to be different is the shank. If the lower portion were a Weldon shank, it would fit in a magnetic drill chuck, enhancing usability.
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Robert Meadows
> 3 dayWe were putting a dead bolt in a metal clad door. Bought a supposed metal drill bit at a local hardware store, lots of sports and it put a dent in the door. This bit went through the door in no time, absolutely no problem.
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Barry & Vickie
> 3 dayProduct arrived on time and worked very well to drill holes in the fiberglass boat so we could install new electrical outlets. I would recommend.
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marty
> 3 dayThese hole saws are amazing. Quickly makes holes in thicker steel.
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Laverna Larson
> 3 dayGreat tool for drilling hole in shipping containers to install vents. Go slow at a angle, with coolant, cause that corton steel is hard. This hole saw stands up to the test.
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Prof. Elenor Gerhold V
> 3 dayI used this for some mild steel (1/8 ~ 11 gauge) and it worked great. Jumps a little bit, but I was drilling upside-down. Definitely better that then Milwaukee Hole Dozer from Depot. Cuts big chips, they are HOT. Wear long sleeves and protective gear!
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Lab Rat
> 3 daySo far I have only used the 2 1/8” to cut through 1/8” thick aluminum. It cut well. My only grimace is that one saw was glued tight to the foam below. The paper chart inside was damaged by the saws, my suggestion is that they could make it no blemish by giving a metal chart instead.
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Steve Pugh
> 3 dayPilot bit broke halfway through the single hole I needed to drill in my new stainless steel sink. Couldn’t find a perfect size replacement bit at local home store, so hole ended up wobbling and being wallowed out. Luckily what I was putting in (glass rinser) covered the oversized hole.
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Don mcdonough
> 3 dayKeep the tines lubricated while cutting .