New EazyPower 6" Hole Saw for Wood, Drywall, Tiles

New EazyPower 6" Hole Saw for Wood, Drywall, Tiles Features

Additional New EazyPower 6" Hole Saw for Wood, Drywall, Tiles Information

Made of Heat Treated Carbon Steel Alloy Will provide smooth, even professional cutting

What Customers Say About New EazyPower 6" Hole Saw for Wood, Drywall, Tiles:

:-) Have patience, the job will get done.I saved the 6" cut out plugs and my 2 young grandsons loved playing with them. Product works well.I used it on 1/2" plywood, using a 19.2V 1/2" chuck drill.Make sure the object being drilled is secured. I was cutting holes in a larger board, so I was able to kneel on the board, which held it.Make a deep accurate starter point, and let the hole saw do the work.Do not press very hard or the hole saw will bind.

I would recommend this for occasional use, but probably not for plumbers or contractors. I bought this solely for making cornhole boards and it worked great drilled fine with my cheap ryobi cordless drill. Looked at local hardware stores others I saw were $60 plus.

Great hole saw with just a couple of caveats, saw is only deep enough for 1" material and you need a 1/2" drill to power that big a hole saw.

I've only used it to cut plywood, so no idea how it would work with hardwood or masonry or metal. Great value since a 6" hole saw elsewhere is much more expensive. Advertised as a hole saw for cornhole/bean bag boards, and that is what I used it for. Works well, and is much easier than trying to cut a circle with a jigsaw.

When drilling, be certain the stock you're drilling is very stationary. I used a variable speed 1/2" corded electric hand drill. I put a heavy piece of scrap wood under the 3/8" plywood and nailed it all to a plank, upon which I stood to prevent spinning or shifting.If you have a router, a circle guide will also work very well. I had no idea what constituted a cornhole saw. I needed to cut a 6" hole in 3/8" plywood.