🔧 Hordion Bi Metal Drilling Cornhole Plasterboard Tools: The Ultimate Cutting Solution with Hole Saws & Accessories Review

I cut a hole in the ceiling with this saw. It did its job, but because the teeth weren't very sharp, it made a very rough cut and ripped off too much of the drywall. Then I had to patch my ceiling. In general it's ok if you don't need precision, but other than that I'd try something else.

Unfortunately, when it comes to tools, you always get what you pay for. The fact that this is the cheapest hole saw of its size that I could find was definitely a red flag. I've used it to cut just 4 holes in drywall and on the 5th cut the teeth were square and no longer biting. . It's useless now. I've attached an image showing flattened teeth. I would buy a better branded version of this but couldn't find the exact same size. But be careful. This tool won't last long.

Unlike any rotary blade tool I've owned, this one comes with no locking mechanism. Using this tool is dangerous, especially at high speeds. When the drill stops, the 6-inch blade keeps spinning and flies off the shaft at almost the same speed it was spinning at. I definitely wouldn't order this tool if I knew it didn't have a lock nut or mechanism to lock the blade to the shank. I know from experience that trying to catch that blade while it's spinning to keep it from hitting the clean floor…