🔧 Maximize Efficiency with LENOX Tools' Bi Metal Arbored Technology Cutting Tools for Hole Saws & Accessories Review

I just had to drill a 1 1/4 inch diameter hole in the rim of my new plastic sink so I could install a 1 hole faucet. I bought this Lenox bitten with a mandrel and fixed in his drill. The center and bottom of the saw were round - not "jumping" during rotation. Unfortunately, the serrated end of the saw is "cracked" a bit, maybe 1/16th of an inch - it looks like this end isn't quite round, but rather slightly elliptical. Since it was night and I had no other choice, I took advantage of it, but it

At this time I cannot recommend Lenox hole saws for cutting anything other than softwood. You have a large defect in the weld (the weld is thinner than the rest of the hole saw) cutting the seam from the teeth to the bit body. I noticed that the weld was shearing off where the teeth were. after making a cut in thick sheet metal and then looking at another lenox bit i had and noticed it cut in the same place too. If they made the weld the same thickness as the metal around it, this problem would

I bought this to cut a 1 1/4 inch diameter hole in a stainless steel sink for a garbage disposal button and it worked perfectly. hole and did it surprisingly quickly. My ONLY complaint, and not even a complaint but more of an observation, would be that after 4 uses the color has just completely faded to the depth I cut. I'm totally fine with paint it's gone all the markings/sizes are engraved anyway but why even paint it is supposed to make the manufacturing process more expensive then…