Bi-Metal Hole Saw 6 1/8 Inch, 30 mm Cutting Depth HSS Hole Cutter for Cutting Wood, Plastic, Drywall, Plasterboard and Soft Metal Sheet, Red

I needed it to drill the right size whole of my clear plastic thin laptop cover. I have a lock on my laptop and needed a hole to perfectly fit it so I can attach a cover to my laptop. I was after the plastic might break but it was a success!

This unit makes precise holes of 6 1/8 diameter & most 6 circular led lights fir perfectly. So much easier & better that trying to saw a hole with a keyhole saw!!

Wonderfully sturdy saw

I was looking for a hole saw to install led can lights., but all the big box stores only sold 6”. If you have ever tried to install a can light in a hole that is exactly 6”, you know extra trimming is needed to get it to fit. With this hole saw, I was finally able to install a can light without the extra trimming! Also, the spring in the middle is a neat idea but it only lasted a few holes before it popped off.

The product works perfect as design. Way cheaper than stores then Is local Hardware stores. The only issue is that the auger that is sent with it is not the correct style. The author that was sent with it is for a smaller wholesale generally a 2 or 1 wholesale

arrived quick, sturdy, blasts thru sheetrock and highly recommend product and seller

It we’re good for what I needed it for. The center but that it comes with his garbage so hopefully you have a good Milwaukee center bit or a good spider center bit. I got the job done barely but I was going through old plaster board which is pretty much like concrete. Most of the teeth are all filed away at this point. Cuts right through drywall real nice though.

Trabajo perfecto

This hole saw is a good value for its intended purpose. It is not a high-end tool. I got this for cutting holes in plywood. It does that quite well. I would not use this to drill through metal, although it might do holes in thin gauge sheet metal ok. An arbor is included, which is nice for the price but the arbor is not suitable for the amount of torque this hole saw needs. Instead, use an arbor that has drive pins. The hole saw has the mating holes to use the drive pins. They are slightly misaligned, but still worked fine. One last thing, if it wasnt obvious already, you do need a drill that can deliver the torque.

Red hole saw part was okay that it was okay the drill part was flimsy at best and snapped in the middle of the job. Will not recommend.