🔧 Freud DHS2125CT Carbide Holesaw - The Ultimate Choice for Precision Drilling Review

According to my experience, this holesaw is a top-notch tool for cutting circles on different materials like wood, steel, and plastics. The carbide tipped edge allows a smooth and precise cut. Although it's a bit pricey compared to other options, the performance justifies the cost.

Fitting lock sets seems to be a daily chore in my shop so carbide teeth last a lot longer on me than regular ones. Steel skin doors are generally very rough for crowns and seem to hold up better and last longer.

2 1/8” bit is not 2 1/8”, it is at least 1 larger / 32 in. While this may not be important for rough work, it is very important for fine and jig work. I only bought this to replace the bi-metal hole saw I use with the Kwikset latch tool to cut metal doors. The bi-metal hole saw works, but not for as long, so I figured the carbide should last longer. But the hole saw doesn't even fit into the jig because its diameter is too big. The size of the hole a 2 1/8" hole saw leaves should be exactly…