Hole Saw Kit Bi Metal with Case, General Purpose Size from 3/4'' to 2-1/2'', Hole Saw Set for Metal, Wood and Plastic, with Clean and Smooth Cutting Edge, Fast Chip Removal.

This large hole saw worked great. I used it to drill the holes for the cornhole set I was making. As with any large hole saw, make sure the drill has enough power and let the saw do the work. Don't force it into the wood. The hole saw did not jump and drilled a nice clean hole. Also, I liked the arbor that came with the drill. I screwed it in place and left a little to position the 2 pins that will secure the saw when tightened down. The arbor is able to easily be removed when done because it can't tighten more when drilling

Very good product. Price is great and is very high end looking. Functions well.

I used this saw to drill 12 holes in my kitchen ceiling in order to install recessed lights. I found the dust collector did a decent job, and after the first cut, the holes drilled quick and clean.Drilling the first hole was a bit of nightmare - the saw kept unscrewing itself from the drill, even with the drill in reverse. I believe drilling the first hole somehow fused the saw to the drill bit, which alleviated this issue. Part of the learning curve is getting used to the kickback - take it slow!Otherwise, great outcome.

I used it to cut a hole in the side of my house and it worked great. Come with a nice arbor that has the pins to secure the hole saw with over tightening the threads.

This is a good tool. It is high quality easy to put together and easy to use.

The blades are blunt compared to other hole saws I bought where the blade pokes my fingers when I touch them. This one, it didn't feel sharp.I was cutting 1.5 inch poplar wood boards. When trying on my cordless drill, the shaft for the drill bit in the arbor was freaking huge it didn't fit. I had to use a converter that in turn used an 11 mm socket in order to fit. But doing so wasn't safe and caused a wobble. My brother-in-law had a powerful corded hammer drill, the type where you had a handle to hold with a second hand because it's THAT powerful, which was able to fit. But that tool was so powerful whenever the dull teeth of the hole saw got stuck in the wood (especially at slower speeds on initial cuts), and sometimes halfway through cuts, it'll kickback so powerful that it twists the hammer saw backwards and around, hurting my right arm, and sometimes causing slipping and the hole saw goes smacking the wood beside the hole, causing damage and dangerously potentially hurting or killing me. My brother-in-law is 5'11", and he was surprised at the kickback when he tried it.I managed to cut 12 holes, which took like almost 3 hours because I had to go slow at first to get the edges to cut in smoothly to prevent those kickbacks. It also made me fearful of going too fast in speed in case it kickedback and went flying.Finally, the video shows a nut on the inside to tighten. My 5 " hole saw didn't come with one. Was I missing a part? I'll never know. Going to look for another hole saw. This one is deadly dangerous. I do not recommend. Your life is worth more.

Prefect for the skilled individual in homeowner settings, facilitating the completion of a few assigned duties. It may not be suitable for regular usage or large-scale construction projects, but it proves highly effective for household chores.

I used this hole cutter to make a spot for a spicket on my rain barrel. Easy to use and had no problem going through a heavy duty garbage can.