HYCHIKA 6 inch 152mm Hole Saw, 1 1/2 inch Cutting Depth HSS Bi-Metal Hole Cutter for Wood Cornhole Boards Plastic Drywall Fiberboard

HYCHIKA 6 inch 152mm Hole Saw, 1 1/2 inch Cutting Depth HSS Bi-Metal Hole Cutter for Wood Cornhole Boards Plastic Drywall Fiberboard

$ 16.99

Score By Feature

Based on 20 ratings

Customer service

8.91

Giftable

8.69

Satisfaction

8.56

Delivery

8.64

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Product Description

With a cutting part made of high hardness carbide steel (69-81HRC), the hole saw measures 6 inches in diameter, measures 2mm thick, and has better wear resistance, greater toughness, and longer service life than steel-only tools.

An innovative clean edge design and duplex teeth ensure greater precision, cleaner cuts, and less binding. It is possible to remove cutting waste from the machine in a timely manner due to the chip discharge holes.

This drill chuck comes with a heavy duty hex shank mandrel to fit 1/2" or 3/8'' 40mm is the depth of the cut. We have strengthened the shoulder of our hole saw to increase its

This tool can be used to cut holes in soft metal, wood, PVC and plastic boards, gypsum board, and more for home projects like drilling corn hole boards, recessed lights, speakers, air pipes, etc.

There are 1 x HYCHIKA 6" Bi-Metal Hole Saw Blade, 1 x 1/2-inch Hole Saw Mandrel, 2 x Drill Bits, 1 x Hex Key, and 1 x User Manual included.

Questions & Answers

When it comes to the hole opener, how deep does it cut?

It takes about a minute to drill a hole in a corn hole. It is possible to drill deep enough for wood, between 5 and 6 inches, depending on what needs to be done

Well, I guess. Is it possible to drill a 6-inch hole with this hole saw How big is the hole in an inch?

The hole saw is well made, and it is able to make six holes Holes that are 1.5 inches in diameter.

In order to dig a hole from a drill, what is the easiest way to do it? Is debris likely to slow down ?

It is possible to safely replace the position by removing the incision slowly and using force to prevent rupturing the aperture with excessive force. The chip hole next to it can be used to remove the cutting waste as soon as possible, which is perfect.

Are you able to change the direction of a hole saw when drilling? Do I have the option of reversing ?

Drill in the normal direction, not the other way around. Align the serrations and use the drill as normal.

Selected User Reviews For HYCHIKA 6 inch 152mm Hole Saw, 1 1/2 inch Cutting Depth HSS Bi-Metal Hole Cutter for Wood Cornhole Boards Plastic Drywall Fiberboard

A very nice hole saw, but be very careful with it! A hole saw has been purchased so that I can make cornhole boards using it to cut holes

4/5

I had no intention of cutting the holes by hand, but after reading some reviews, I decided to use my drill press to make the hole cutting quicker and easier. My drillpress would not cut the hole on the plywood I wanted, even after slowing it down to about 600 rpm's and adjusting the speed to accommodate this. The throat on the drillpress was too narrow for me to cut the hole where I wanted it on the plywood. In Plan B, I returned to my cordless 20v hand drill (and ensure that your drill has a 1/2" chuck) to accomplish what I needed. In order to stabilize my work piece, I punched the center of the hole so it won't wander once I start the pilot bit. When you drill, go slowly (my drill has variable speed), it will grab and jerk a bit since you can't keep it perfectly perpendicular like you could with a stationary drill press. cutting the first hole (and flipping the workpiece over after about half way through- I opened up the final hole- The goal is to prevent tears from occurring). Using my hammer drill, which is a little bigger and has a side handle to stabilize the process, I was able to make even more progress. A hammer drill will be more effective than a regular drill because it will kick you so hard. The price is very reasonable for a hole saw of this quality. The only reason I gave this product a 4-star rating was the included instructions, I think these could have been a bit more in depth, as is the.