Seimneire 6-1/4 Inch Hole Saw with Durable, Heavy-Duty Arbor for Precise Cuts

Joseph: For the price its perfect, cuts holes really good, fast and easy.

United States on Oct 13, 2023

Kyle N.: The hole saw cuts well, It goes through Sheetrock and shiplap ceiling stacked in about 30 seconds. The hole saw caught the wood and arbor stripped out on the first hole(the chuck side). Get a better quality arbor and you’ll be in good shape.

United States on Oct 08, 2023

Danise Spivey: First time I used it, I did not like it. I could get it all the way through and my arms got really tired. So I had to finish up the holes with drywall knife.

A few weeks later, I decided to try it again. Somehow, there was no problem at all. It drilled right through perfectly! I think I was just tired the first time because I did not expect it to be so heavy. The drill bit is doing what it supposed to.

I will recommend it.

United States on Sep 16, 2023

Kenneth R. Beamish: I needed this to cut a rather large hole.

At the time I was not aware that the exact size I needed was available.
Now I have both.

This tool is capable of cutting variable size holes.
Unfortunately the holes are not that clean of a cut.
Which means that once you cut the hole, you will need to spend time cleaning up the edges.
I finished the hole using a dremel bit.

Also, I had to shorten the tool arm to fit it in my drill press.

I was cutting a hole in 1/4" thick plastic.
That required that the material be secured and that the cutting tool not wander.

I think maybe this tool is more for some other material...drywall?

As it is I finished the project and it looked acceptable.

United States on May 27, 2023

L. Jones: The hole saw works fine, but you better have some strength and bracing. This 8” saw will throw you around if you are not ready for it. 😁 I used it with a 3/8” drill but a large 1/2” drill would have been better. A 5/8” drill would probably be ideal. First thing I learned was to make sure the saw was completely tight on the arbor. I started with it as tight as possible, but still able to slide the arbor’s posts into the hole saw holes. This created a bit of a jump when starting the sawing, which was enough to angle the saw and break the arbor’s drill bit. This caused the drill to jump up out of control and nearly hit my leg. I, stupidly, was not in a good braced position for that surprise. I learned quickly. Fortunately, the saw came with three drill bits, so I had a replacement. I was trying to saw through the seats of six kitchen chairs to make garden plant holders for my wife. So, on my next try, I brace myself with a shoulder width stance and the chair braced against my leg. I had tighten the saw as much as possible and not worried about the posts. This was much better. I started the drilling. After a few moments of drilling I began lifting the drill up and down...

United States on May 30, 2022

Rob RishRob Rish: Needed a 6 1/4" hole saw to install LED pot lights in my living room, and this product worked perfectly.

Solid metal and sharp saw edges, that cut through and inch of drywall in seconds.

Please note that the the attachment bit that goes into the drill is about half an inch in diameter, and didn't fit into my regular/battery operated drill.
Had to use an electric hammer drill that allowed for such a large bit to be installed.

Canada on Nov 06, 2021