🌽 Eazypower 30125 6 Inch CornHole Set - Easy and Fun Outdoor Game for All Ages Review

I bought this hole saw to make 6 inch board cuts for corn holes as opposed to using a jigsaw. The saw worked well; However, you should keep the following tips in mind to ensure a clean cut: First, I highly recommend using a chainsaw (not battery powered). I used a hammer drill mounted on a drill press. It took a little time to cut the 3/4" thick plywood. Second, I would use a drill bit without the included hole saw to drill the pilot hole, otherwise it would be difficult to center the drill…

The first one I received had a broken mandrel/mandrel which caused the center drill to wobble enough that I could' don't drill a hole with it. I've tried removing and reinserting it, but no adjustment resulted in a stable circle. Luckily Revain quickly replaced it and the second one I got was much better. It still wasn't perfectly symmetrical, but I was able to cut four 6" holes in the 1/2" plywood. I actually used a different drill bit to drill the pilot hole and then used a bit of that…

If you're just cutting a few board holes for corn holes, you don't need to spend more than $60 for a professional hole saw, this one works really well. A few reviews here might lead you to believe that if you look at this bit the wrong way it will snap in half, but that's definitely not the case. So far I've used this to make 3 holes, one in an old bookshelf. I also used 2 pieces of 1/2" birch plywood that will be used for the corn pit boards as a test. All 3 were made with no problems and the…