6 1/8 Inch HSS BI-Metal Hole Saw, 1 3/16 inch Cutting Depth Hole Cutter with Hex Shank Drill Bit Adapter for Wood Cornhole Boards Plastic Drywall Fiberboard Can Light Recessed Light, Red

It is ok tool to use

Item received fast and is looking good but haven’t got a chance to try out yet.

Tool works exactly as it should. No required adjustments or tearing of paper on the hidden side of drywall. Before purchasing this inexpensive tool, I wasted time and money on 1) Menards Disaster-Force 6" Recessed Light Hole Saw ( it actually RUBS it's way through drywall and fractures the gypsum on the hidden side with its stepped abrasive cutter) and 2) Milwaukee's Adjustable ( 2" - 7") Hole Cutter with Debris Shield Collar in an unsuccessful attempt to contain drywall dust. It doesn't work well without pressing the Debris Shield firmly enough to leave furrows in drywall. Additionally, the lightweight cutters immediately lose dimensional accuracy with their first encounter with a ceiling joist or wall stud. An interesting concept but not robust enough for cutting anything firmer than Velveeta. Save your money and avoid frustration by keeping it simple.

I bought this holesaw to make clean cuts for ceiling lights. I can’t saw it impressed me but it did the job. The teeth are too aggressive for a hole saw this size and if I tried to cut backwards the saw quickly twisted off the arbor. Go super slow and use very light pressure in drywall and if you’re careful and a little lucky you should have good results

The thing I don’t like the most is that the center drill bit screws into the hole saw instead of having a nut that goes on the inside of the saw to lock the drill bit in. This means when you spin the reverse direction on the drill the saw flys off. Also it is shy of 6-1/8” it’s more like 6-1/16”

Does the job

Precisión de corte

Bought this to cut 4 holes in my ceiling to install recessed lighting. Went complete full after cutting one hole.

This saw does a good job cutting neatly through a sterilite bin for a still air box with just a little touch up with a knife. It's easy to use, just predrill a 1/4 inch pilot hole (brad point works great) and remember there can be quite a bit of torque on your wrist with a bit this large.

I cut 4 holes in drywall before the teeth dulled and would no longer cut. Very low quality.

N'a pas 6"1/8 ! Mais bien 6" ne pas acheter