6 inch/152mm Hole Saw Heavy Duty Bi-Metal HSS Hole Saw for Cornhole Boards, Plywood, Iron Board, Acrylic, Ducts, Ceiling Lights, Cinder Wall

The saw blade arrived without a parts list or assembly instructions. I was unable to attach the saw blade to the arbor because the adjustable nut was tight, taut, or factory fused to the threads. I didn’t attempt to free the fused nut for fear of breaching the warranty. Customer service was understanding and replaced the unit within two days. Sadly, the replacement unit shipping package was damaged.

I purchase this to make two cornhole boards. It did not make it through one hole. Dowel pins snapped off the top then had to welded it together. Then top hex bolt Snapp next

Am pleased with the quality of the saw. Would not hesitate to buy saws from company as future needs arise.

This is the size used for installing many can or recessed lights. I expected a lightweight, light duty saw intended for drywall. This is much more substantial than I expected. The saw itself is heavy and beefy, with a bottom plate over 5mm thick (nearly 1/4). The arbor is pretty standard heavy duty issue, with an extra drill bit. This is nicer than I expected for the price, and really beats using a jigsaw overhead.

Worked as good as an other Ive had. Cut the siding and sheathing fast and clean. I only did one hole, so I cant say how long it will last.

This hole saw really impressed me. I needed to cut a bathroom vent hole through aluminum siding and thick sheeting/wood. This saw did the job with no hesitation. The teeth still look very sharp and I would imagine I could cut many more holes as needed for other jobs. The arbor on this hole saw is thick, durable, and worth spending the few extra dollars on vs the others that only thread into the saw hole. This arbor has thick metal pins that hold the bit in place properly. I have a very nice Milwaukee assorted hole saw set but it didn’t have a size this big. The Milwaukee bit alone was 3X-4X the price of this setup which also included the arbor and 3 bits. I took a chance on this and I am glad I did, I highly recommend this.

I used the saw to cut a cornhole board out. Went right through a 1/2” birch solid core plywood without a problem. Drilled a perfect hole no wobbling. Would recommend.

Good hole saw. Id been meaning to get a 6” dia. saw for some time now (4” was as large as I had) for a special project. Youre going to want to use a large size drill with this guy as it takes a lot of torque to cut that much material at once (6” dia. is roughly 25” circumference so theres a a lot of cutting going on there!). Definitely not suitable for a standard battery powered drill. Fortunately, the project I used it for allowed me to chuck it up in my drill press, so I didnt have to worry about breaking a wrist. Teeth are sharp and the material seems to be good quality. If used correctly and carefully I dont see why this hole saw shouldnt last for a long time.

I installed 24 spotlights in my basement and the first 5 I hand cut the ceiling. Then I got this product which really made my life east. Marking the spot and then boom, you got yourself a perfect hole. I wish the pilot bit was a bit longer so that placement would be a bit easier in high up places and your reaching.

This is great but remember to have caution when using with a hand drill because it can catch and spin the drill and your arm with it.