5 inch HSS BI Metal Hole Saw Cutter 1-1/2 Depth with Big Arbor for Wood Metal

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  • Dennis / Maureen Criscuolo

    > 3 day

    Kit includes 2 drill bits, 1 for wood & 1 for metal. Fits a 3/8 inch chuck. The box arrived in great condition but the wood drill bit was broken in 2 pieces.

  • John Mac

    Greater than one week

    The description included a 1 1/8 saw as well for the price. I only received the 4 1/14 inch saw.

  • Catherine Tracy

    > 3 day

    We got this to help us make corn hole boards. Makes quick work of it! Just attached to a typical cordless drill and went for it. Worked for us!

  • G. A. P.

    > 3 day

    Impressed with the weight and sturdiness of this hole cutter and especially the arbor. The center of the arbor screws on and then two pins extend for steady and secure grip. So far I have used it to cut 3/4 MDF and it zipped right through it. I was surprised how smoothly it cut. Good value for the money.

  • Tyler G.

    > 3 day

    Not sure what others are doing wrong... some of the reviews complained about strength of the mandrel and such but I really put it through its paces drilling at least 7 through various layers of old siding and the sill without an issue. I really does bite hard so for the 5.5 bit Im glad I had a high torque low speed drill. Note this mandrel on the 5.5 will need a 1/2 drill chuck at least (typical 3/8 wont fit).

  • yard man

    24-11-2024

    Seems very well made. I had four holes to cut to install a 6” duct for the microwave/ventilation hood to the outside. I was thinking at this price it might not hold up but to my surprise I think it would cut dozens of times before it becomes dull. My cabinet back is plywood and the wall is tongue and groove lumber, and it cut with no problem. You will need a drill with a 1/2 inch chuck then don’t force the cut just let the cutter do the work.

  • Amy Z

    > 3 day

    Worked well, used for installation of 4 recessed lights. Seems pretty well constructed.

  • Charles A. Edwards

    > 3 day

    put in holes in ceiling for canless can lights. half the ceiling was drywall the other 3/4 inch knotty pine. after 10 holes still sharp and easy to use. I attached mine to a 1/2 inch hammer drill with a side handle for extra stabillity, no problem.

  • Stearman43

    25-11-2024

    Bought the 5” hole saw to use on 1/2 inch plywood, and in a 2x8 board. Was impressed by the quality, given how inexpensive it was. The arbor is good quality and came with two drill bits, plus a small hex wrench for the set screw. Was very sharp and have a very clean cut. Only needed it for a small job, so can’t speak to how long it will hold up after many uses. But would not hesitate to buy another one if I need a different size in the future.

  • Geoff K. Hart

    Greater than one week

    Needed to cut some holes for kitchen exhaust pipe, and this worked spectacularly cutting through some pine. But, then I had to cut through the roof, and of course asphalt shingles present a problem. But, that was the last hole so I committed myself. It got through, eventually, but I dont think it liked it. In a couple years when I need to cut another 6 hole Ill give it another try, but he already did his duty so I wont complain if he takes a bit longer.

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