COMOWARE Bi-Metal Hole Saw Kit for Metal Wood PVC Board - 3/4" to 2-1/2" Set with 2 Mandrels & Spare Pilot Drill, 19 Pcs

Does what it was made to do and just as pictured! Way more blades than I thought. Used it to drill a door knob handle and ti drill a water line hole in my floor. Just make sure to tighten the bold once on the drill and you will be gravy. Sharp teeth and not one issue so far. The case is also the best. Compact but sturdy! Great buy for the price.

Prices were great and works perfect for my application

Good quality set. Handy carry case. Remember this set is only for soft wood.

I used this to saw a hole in particle board for a piece of furniture where I needed to run wires through it and it did the job perfectly. Comes with a variety of sizes and easy to understand instructions. You'll need a power drill to use it, but if you've got one this comes with everything you need (bits and all) to secure it in place and cut a clean-looking hole. Definitely recommend for anyone who's handy or just needs to cut a hold in a particular piece of furniture (get this! don't just take scissors to the back of your TV stand, trust me!)

I bought these hole saws to drill through a laminated 3/4" piece of plywood. I needed two holes and the hole saw felt dull about half way through 1st hole. The 2nd hole was a challenge as the hole saw bracket broke and stripped at the chuck. I would say these are made for very light projects but they are cheap enough to be disposable.

Purchased this for only one reason: to cut 2 cornhole holes. Product came in 2 boxes. 1 for the holesaw and the other for the arbor bit. Added bonus, the drill bit portion was protected by a spring. Easy to assemble. Inserted it into my drill's chuck (3/8"), tightened it and started cutting. I proceeded slowly because I wanted a clean cut. It cut easily through the 1/2" plywood. I cannot speak to overall durability or ability to handle thicker wood. Yes, I recommend this product for similar jobs.

Not a good buy for any practical utility. May be ok for thin plastic.The drill bit had trouble getting through a 1.5 inch pine board. I used a 7/32 drill bit to pre drill.The 1+1/2 inch hole blade wasn't very sharp. The saw dust wasn't being ejected out, despite pulling it out every 1/8 inch or so. I ran my drill at half speed and paused every 30 seconds (hoping not to build up too much heat). I thought maybe I wasn't spinning fast enough to get the sawdust out of the teeth so I speed it up. The wood started smoking (of course) so I stopped. When I ran the drill in reverse (slowly) to pull out the hole saw, the drill bit broke (see pictures).Also, the depth of the saw is a hair shy of an inch (so getting through a 2x4 takes two passes). Just thought I'd iterate that here because it didn't help my frustration (I fully take responsibility) . Reading it and experiencing it are two different things.

This would not be a good set for constant or commercial use. However, for the price it is a great set for the occasional need of several different hole sizes. Easy to switch from one size to the other and a very compact case that doesn't take up much space.