6 inch/152mm Hole Saw Heavy Duty Bi-Metal HSS Hole Saw for Cornhole Boards, Plywood, Iron Board, Acrylic, Ducts, Ceiling Lights, Cinder Wall

Bought for someone else

Use it for cutting holes for recessed lights, way cheaper than lowes home depot and comes with extra bits

Not bad for the money

Good product for the price. Decent tool for using on occasion like 99% of the people looking at it are going to use it for.

Edit: I was contacted by the seller after posting my original product review offering a refund if I “change my shopping experience”. Even with the offered refund I can only adjust this from one star to three stars due to thh HR e hassle and delay of having to acquire a replacement to finish my job. Original review follows: Bought this to drill holes in ceiling Sheetrock for led lights. First one went well, second one did good, third one got through with extra effort. Fourth one mostly got through but not quite. Tried it on the fifth one and it would barely scratch the surface. It’s done for, but I have ten more to drill! Don’t do it Ethyl! It’s just not worth it!

Before buying this, I used to cut my can lights by hand. This hole saw is the right tool for the job. Exactly the right size for my lights, takes seconds to cut the hole. Easy removal of the drilled piece.

Very heavy duty and a lot more durable than my normal hole saw sets. Being heavy duty does make it a little heavier but it does a great job. Id recommend and would order again. However, this thing is so heavy duty Im not sure Id ever need to order another one. I used it to put in the small canless recessed lights and it was perfect.

Used this to cut the holes in TGI joists while running the 4 section of upstairs sewer line on a job. I needed an overbore on this particular job because the customer requested fiberglass pipe insulation for all the second floor sewer drains. This did just as good as the Milwaukee one I have so no complaints from me and at this price its definitely worth it.

I have an entertainment console with a huge flat screen TV, and its full of audio and video components. The problem is that all of my network ethernet connections are behind it, and I needed to swap out an ethernet cable from the wall port to the router in the console. The console is too much to move, so I used this to cut a hole in the back, just near the ethernet ports behind it in the wall. Now I can reach through, disconnect the cable and plug in a new one without having to literally disassemble the entire console and its components. Great size for my needs (and the console already has holes in the back for cables and cooling anyway, so no biggie.)

I purchase this to make two cornhole boards. It did not make it through one hole. Dowel pins snapped off the top then had to welded it together. Then top hex bolt Snapp next