Mollom Heavy Duty Carbide Hole Saw, Hole Cutter cuts Stainless Steel, mild Steel, Iron, Copper, Brass, Plastic (3 76mm)
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Amy S.
> 3 dayI used this hole saw to drill 2 in dia holes in 10 ga cold roll sheet. Having read the reviews, I understood that the pilot bit was crap, so I drilled a 1/4 inch pilot (much easier to do this prior to using a hole saw anyway). I used the bit in my radial arm drill press with cutting fluid and it cut much better than the typical bandsaw type hole saws. The saw cut evenly and consistently, resulting in holes that measured 2.030 dia. Im happy, so I ordered another one, just in case, as I make quite a few of these pieces. Shipping was quick.
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Geoffrey Johnson
Greater than one weekshafts twisted off because I used a power-full commercial drill press. Use a light duty drill press or by hand & you will be ok. Cuts well.
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Reno K.
> 3 dayNot bad. I cut our kitchen sink that has 18 gate metal. It cut fairly easy. Would recommend
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Kyle Moe
> 3 dayWell it drilled 2 holes fine, then broke. This was the 3 1/8 flavor, chucked up in a drill press, so I couldnt have bound it up too much the belts will slip. You get what you pay for.
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mary ann bailey
> 3 dayWorked perfect on 1/4” S/S plate. Fabricated a base plate for a swimming pool ladder.
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HENRY BUCKI
> 3 dayworked fine for installing a honda gx270 starter in a northstar 5500 generator
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NBK Range
> 3 dayInner and outer parts of the drill bits are not concentric to each other.
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Robert Meadows
> 3 dayWe were putting a dead bolt in a metal clad door. Bought a supposed metal drill bit at a local hardware store, lots of sports and it put a dent in the door. This bit went through the door in no time, absolutely no problem.
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Dan
> 3 dayAs the title states, the feeder bit broke on the very 1st hole. It was only a typical metal stud and nothing thick at all. It broke immediately as it penetrated. Im a plumber and tend to use a hole saw for my holes but after trying out a similar kit to what this bit is, figured it would work great. It didnt work at all. Returning for refund and I will not bother to try again. Time is money and this feeder bit (also called the guide bit) is far to cheap to work as such a bit would require.
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JESSE GOSLEN
> 3 dayVery good drill bit, cut fast and did a great job