DEWALT D180024 Hole Saw

I don't usually leave reviews as I am on my daughters account. These Dewalt hole saws are great. I have a preference for Dewalt, but more so for quality. I have many of the best brands mixed together in my box. This Dewalt is by far the cream of th crop. It has a solid rim of steel at the base where the two control pins go. This will never fail. Fits the common mandril and eliminates the failure caused by a torn base.

During the process of building a new home I had the need to run some conduit lines. I needed a few different sizes due to the places I needed to put the conduit, and the sizes I would be using. Having used these Dewalt hole saws years ago when building a log home I bought some new sizes and found that yet again they are winners and worked wonderfully. I love the dual action cutting edges, just in case I end up going through a nail in the framing as I cut a hole. To be clear, these are just the hole saw portion, you will need the proper Dewalt Mandrel to screw them onto and make them useful. There are a couple of tricks to learn when using these hole saws. The first is; I've found that rocking the drill slowly seems to work very well and keeps the hole smoothly moving along. I use a larger Dewalt drill with a large enough opening. The standard 7/16" Mandrel used by these won't fit into the smaller 3/8" drills that are typical for hand held drills. I also found that using a 120v drill made it easier and avoided any bogging as I cut through wall top plates. My 12v drills just can't handle these. When you get through a piece of 2x4 for example, the hole saw is filled with the small hole you just cut. You have to get the core piece out before you can drill through another layer of wood. You can use a screw driver and sort of pry it out from the sides using the slits that are cut into the drill. Another way is to unscrew the drill from the quick change mandrel and punch it out from the center using a screwdriver and hammer. If there's any negative with these hole saws, it's that sometimes when they are new, they are difficult to get screwed onto the mandrel the first time. The paint is just enough to make you think you might be cross threading it. I found that screwing it on a little, backing it off and then blowing the paint residue off and going again worked. After a few attempts you will finally get it all of the way onto the Mandrel. It might take a little force the first time. 5 stars, I've used these bits to build a log cabin and several homes now and they work great!

Arrived on time, packaged well and as described. I used this to cut a 1-1/2 inch hole in a plastic box. I worked well using a drill press and relatively slow speed then going slowly.

I bought this hole saw for use with the DEWALT Hole Saw Mandrel, Quick Change, 1-1/4-Inch to 6-Inch Diameter, 7/16-Inch Shank (DW1803). I can confirm that these are compatible, just verify that the mandrel shank will fit in your drill. So far I have cut three holes. It worked well for 1/4" solid wood, but terribly with 3/4" plywood. The bit gummed up and started smoking while cutting the plywood. After those three holes, the saw looks like it's been used for years, which does not bode well for it's longevity. The solid wood cuts we're pretty clean with minimal tear out on the back side.

Seems to be consistent with DeWalt quality. I've only used it once when building a birdhouse, and my set of hole saws was lacking this size.

I bought this to replace a cheaper hole saw that was a chore to use. Imagen eating corn on the cob with out teeth. Still yummy, but messy and a lot of work. The extra teeth on this saw not only cuts in half the time, but also makes a cleaner cut. Going to use the time saved to eat more corn.

Works great. Typically DeWalt quality. Would highly recommend.

I have used this on 3 jobs already and I love it. I purchased the Dewalt DW1803 Quick Adapter with it. The saw is heavy duty and is holding up well.

great tool, had to make a hole in stainless steel sink, like cutting through butter.

simplemente por la marca ya sabes q estas comprando calidad, ya corte lamina, madera y pcv y como mantequilla, no hay q hacer esfuerrzo con el solo peso del taladro corta perfecto, 100% recomendable

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