Rierdge 6-1/4 Inch Hole Saw with Heavy Duty Arbor, 159 mm Hole Saw HSS Bi-Metal Saw Drilling Tool, 6.25 Inch Hole Cutter for Cornhole Wood Plasterboard Plywood Plastic Thin Metal (Red)

I would definitely return this but I have to get some holes cut for lights asap. One of the “high quality” drill bits showed up broke. Where they spliced the hole saw together, it doesn’t even match up. Horrible quality and quality control.

I added 4 lights to the masters bedroom. Easy cuts. Went great. I also replaced 2 old mushroom lights. Those had holes from the existing curing box. I used a cut out from the other new lights and screwed it over the replacement hole to guide the saw. Worked perfect.

This is a good cheap hole saw for 6” wafer lights, does it’s job in acoustical tiles and drywall. Only gripe is that it has a solid top with only a couple 1/4” hole for poking out the cut out, not a super big deal though.

The holes in the saw dont line up with the arbor/drill pins.. returning

Works great, glad to have it

Used it to cut holes for 6 HVAC duct from basement to second floor. Easily made clean cuts through sub and 3/4 solid oak flooring. The ceiling - lath & plaster - took a minute. In fact, I think it took longer to take out of the packaging and put into drill than it did to cut the 2 holes.

Wore out after 5 holes

I purchased this to cut holes in my drywall for reassessed lighting. It worked flawlessly with my 20v dewalt impact drill cutting in to 5/8 drywall. The key is to get the drill bit right on your center mark and apply pressure. I had perfect circles when done. The only bad part is Ill probably never use it again

Hole saw is extremely sharp learned the hard way cutting hole in sheetrock use this saw slowly and Reverse your drill ,to stop unwanted walking off track

easy to use and perfect hole cut