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Zachariah
06-06-2025I hv many holesaws. This was extremely well made. Cut through steel like soft butter. Very impressed.
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Revuta Giesbrecht
> 3 dayVery happy with this hole saw, super sharp. Leaves a nice clean hole in aluminum and plastic.
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woodchucker
> 3 dayUsed it to cut a 3” hole in a 550 gallon stainless steel tank. It cut through it faster than my drill could handle. I will be buying more of these. Just wish they were made in USA
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Daniel Liddick
> 3 dayUsed to install light on my trailer. Cut 12 holes and it the saw is still like new.
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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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GERARDO PEANEY
> 3 dayMade one hole through 5/4” decking spring came off and blade became extremely dull! If not for wood my mistake but it’s definitely a fight for the second hole!
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Ken M.
> 3 dayCut fine but a weak shank that breaks almost immediately when you start to drill. Might be ok in plastic with a very weak drill motor.
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Michael
> 3 dayYou get what you pay for with this. It has carbide teeth but expect several to break off if you have more than one hole to drill. 4 holes in 1/4 mild steel and itll be past time for a new one.
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DnASoup
Greater than one weekVery nice hole saw. Really tough. Ive cut thru plywood in a few seconds, but it does leave a ratty entrance and exit. Thats OK for roughing in plumbing or electrical work, NOT for veneer work!! This will not cut thru a 2x4 without stopping to remove the plug from the cutter a couple of times. Cuts Aluminum like butter. I use a cutting fluid made for just aluminum. I have cut 3 holes in 1/4 steel plate with no problems. Get your RPM way down for steel. Around 350 to 440rs. Again, I used a sulfur-based cutting oil for Ferris work. The hole saw is as sharp as day one.
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Joe
Greater than one weekI bought the 1 7/8 inch carbide hole saw. I needed to drill through a 3/16 steel bumper on the back of the jeep. No problem at all. It worked great. I did use oil as it cut through the steel.