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Bosch HB600 Bi Metal Hole Saw Review

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Revainrating 3 out of 5  
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Description of Bosch HB600 Bi Metal Hole Saw

Progressor tooth design cuts faster and lasts longer in wood and metal applications. Reinforced shoulder for added strength and longer life. 8 percent cobalt alloy for longer life and higher heat resistance. Works with standard or Quick Change mandrels (Quick Change requires adapters). 6-Inch. Wood cutting. Quick change. Use on: Natural wood; hardwood; plywood; woodcore plywood; chipboard--raw, veneered and laminated; fiber-reinforced composites; sandwich materials; plastics; thin sheet metals. Use Bosch Adapter: AN02.

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Revainrating 4 out of 5

Ideal for plywood: hole saws

Works great with 3/4" thick plywood if you have the right drill bit and know how to work with it without breaking your wrist.

Pros
  • Use Bosch adapter: AN02
Cons
  • Slightly torn

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Do Not Buy - Hole Saws and Accessories

According to the description it is designed for wood and metal. Can't tell if it works on wood, but it won't cut through a piece of 26 gauge tin.

Pros
  • Works with standard or quick change mandrels (requires adapter for quick change)
Cons
  • Slightly wrinkled

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Good saw; Difficult to get a straight cut with an electric drill, works better with a slower battery

Used this hole saw on a drill to cut a round hole in a pine door. It is used with a mandrel (I used a Bosch PCM38AN). I got a lot of kickback when using it with an electric drill and it was impossible to make a straight cut. She seemed to be able to work better on a drill. However, I switched the saw to a less powerful 12 volt drill and had much better results at lower speeds and was able to finish my project. The saw still appears to be sharp. It's probably a good choice if you need a 6 inch…

Pros
  • Quick Change
Cons
  • Out of style