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Roger Kirkpatrick
04-06-2025This little saw cut 8 holes through Hardy Soffit and I beleave it remains sharp enough to cut 8 more
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Emac
> 3 dayThis was an awesome investment. I used it for cutting holes in drywall to install Round outlet boxes for lights.
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Grand BoB
> 3 dayI was tall was as described I recommend using your drill and reverse when sawing sheetrock
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Alex Schroeder
> 3 dayI used this to drill one hole through steel siding, osb and some spray foam insulation in order to vent a bathroom basement exhaust fan. It worked perfect for my single hole. I ran it backwards at the beginning of the cut so it didn’t catch and I had a nice clean hole in the end.
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tom plummer
> 3 dayArrived safe and sound, used it to cut sheet steel. Easy cut through.
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Kurt
> 3 dayIts not crazy high quality, but if youre a DIYer putting in some wafer lights, it will do the job without falling apart. Pro tip: run it in reverse to keep your drywall cuts clean and dont push too hard.
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CS
> 3 dayOrdered this hole saw to install ceiling cans. It works great on the first three. After that It dulled quickly.
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Brody Prosacco MD
> 3 dayI HAD 50 LIGHTING ADAPTERS TO MAKE THAT I NEEDED TO MAKE A 6-3/8 HOLE IN 3/4 PLYWOOD TO INSTALL A WAFFER LIGHT IN , AND A SKILL SAW WAS GOING TO TAKE FOR EVER. SO I OREDRED THE HOLE SAW AND MADE A FIXTURE TO HOLD THESE IN A DRILL PRESS AND THE SAW DID THE TRICK SLICK AND EASY, QUALITY WAS GREAT COMPAIRED TO HIGH PRICED UNITS IT COMES WITH 2-DRILL BITS AND THE HOLDING ADAPTER AND HEX WRENCH, WOULD BUY AGAIN!!!
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D. Harmon
> 3 dayThe hole saw diameter was perfect. The hole saw tool seemed of very good quality. But. But it will fit only 1/2 drills, not the more common 3/8 that I have (nor the smaller 1/4 size. My goof. The small print specifies this.
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Scottie
> 3 dayFast shipping exactly what I needed