Plastic Drilling 🔩 Mandrels Installation by COMOWARE Review

I needed to install a split air conditioner clamp and needed a 3.25 inch hole saw. This set was a little more expensive than the big brands but you got a lot more sizes than the premium brands. It barely did its job and took a very long time. The inside of the case smelled very bad and was oily. I probably won't need to use it anymore. right size and don't worry. Do not choose this brand for many jobs and sizes. For casual use, this brand might suit you.

If you're looking for a cheap hole saw set for home woodworking, this is it for me so far. No complaints from my side. If you're looking to buy something that will be used in a shop with a lot of regular use per day then you should probably invest in a jigsaw or even just a heavier kit (you'll see quite a few of these). for $60). +). The blades don't seem strong enough to withstand heavy use, but I wouldn't expect that for the price.

I used this to drill a hole in chipboard for a piece of furniture where I needed to run wires and it worked perfectly. Comes in a variety of sizes and clear instructions. You'll need a drill to use it, but if you have one it comes with everything you need (bits and whatever) to secure it in place and cut a clean hole. Definitely recommend to anyone who is feeling comfy or just needs to cut a hook in a certain piece of furniture (get it! Don't just grab the back of a TV stand with scissors…

I used them to cut a few holes in OSB and plywood. Hole saws worked best in plywood. When the saw turned, there was a lot of smoke in the OSB. It seemed like I hadn't stopped the saw, the OSB would have caught fire from the heat of the spinning saw. So I stopped the saw often while working my way through the board to keep the smoke to a minimum. Overall there is a perfect range of saw blade sizes and they are easy to use. These hole saws do their job well and are great value for money.