HLOFIZI 6-3/8 Hole Saw for 6 Recessed Lights, Carbide Grit Holes Saw Cutting Plaster Drywall Ceiling Sheetrock, Green

Ive had many different types of hole saws for cutting in recessed and can lights. This one is by far the best so far. Im an electrician and use this tool all the time. Ive already cut about 100 lights in with this. Ive cut into drywall and plaster and it shows no wear or slowing down. Ive had hole saws go bad after 1 hole. If this one ever does take a crap, Im immediately buying another. I hope they sell this in other sizes.

ive used the bit from home depot w the two blades/ nothing like this with a bib to catch the trash...GREAT JOB GUYS...thumbs up

I loved using this to create 14 holes for my new 4 recessed lights. I always used the adjustable hole saws from milwaukee or klein and i have gone threw many of them. These are life changers and i would suggest these to anyone i know

Love this little thing! We put new lights in the kitchen and this worked like a charm. We both highly recommend this tool.

Would buy again very nice on plaster. Which u find in florida. Also buy plastic shield wont regret it.

Strong item, works with 1/2 drills

With the cut away design it is easy to start the hole saw on a point and then remove the debris after the hole is cut. The hole saw also cuts very well.

It cut many nice holes in my ceiling for 6 lights. Assembling it with the drill bit is tricky. If you dont get it right the first time, you will not get the drill bit out of the saw blade. It is jammed in there.

Ive used three different types of hole saws for installing ceiling lights. Standard holesaws tended to dull after a few cuts. One was similar to this but did not have a ring that sat flush to the surface and instead had gaps around the ring for some reason. That tended to buck something fierce and also chewed up the texture around the hole. Super pleased with this product. Ive just finished 12 holes and the 12th has just as nice an edge as the 1st. Expect a little bucking but minimal compared to other saws. The holes are clean edged and the swirl paint ceiling did not flake or crumble around the saw as it did with others. Dust is always a nuisance with any ceiling hole saw so make sure you get a clear plastic guard and it doesnt hurt to have an assistant holding a shop vac up near the ceiling too although be careful not to rub a dirty shopvac nozzle on your ceiling. Great product.

10 cans lights, through 2 layers of drywall, and one layer of plaster. Cut through first 2 layers like butter. Cleared out the hole saw, cut right through the plaster. I’ve used other style can light cutter, on plaster, and this thing is unreal compared! Used with the dust bowl…great combo!