Luomorgo 4.5 inch Hole Saw, 1 1/4 inch Cutting Depth HSS Bi-Metal Hole Cutter for Wood Cornhole Boards Plastic Drywall & Metal Sheet

Very easy to drill

I like how this comes with the pilot drills and it was all super easy to assemble! You cant beat the quality either. The teeth are sharp the paint is bright and smooth without getting stuck on the wood or plastic Im cutting and just an all around good buy. This cut through with out a hiccup and I couldnt be more pleased. 5 stars!

Great tool to put holes in for recess lighting.

I used it to drill multiple holes for a 32 roon purple martin house and some gourds. It worked well and still is sharp and ready to go.

Bought this to put in soffit vents. It works great!

Used this for drilling holes to retrofit LED ceiling lights under an exterior porch in plywood. Perfect fit for the lights and durable tool. The 3 heavy duty drill attachment options make it versatile for most any type situation.

I was able to cut about 50 holes from 3/4 plywood for a prop project. The center bit broke once (it came with one replacement) and the tool was still sharp enough at the end to finish the job.

I recevied it yesterdya to drill 4 1/4 holes for my recessed lights. But when I screw the drill bit in the center and attach it to my drill, when I turn the drill on the cutting circle inscrews from the drill bit. UNless my kit is missing something....shouldnt there be a nut that screws on the inside of the cutting circle to keep it from spinning off? I mean I think I am a little handy, but I feel like an idiot.

This hole saw worked perfectly. I needed one to cut 2 holes for recessed lights on my back porch. At the big box stores these blades from Lennox and other brands are around $45-$50 for 1 in the size I needed which was way to much for the one small job I was using it for, especially since the lights only cost me $15 each. So Amazon to the rescue! Ordered this and had it next day and the job is now complete. If you’re a pro using this every day maybe the name brand is worth the extra money, but this was only needed for 1 specific job and it worked great. Highly recommend.

Be aware that once the hole saw is used, it becomes nearly impossible to remove the center drill bit as it becomes very tight. Perhaps some WD-40 oil will work to get it free. The hole saw does come with 2 extra center drill bits and an Allen wrench.