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Apply for a Home Depot Consumer Card- Hole saw ideal to cut cleaner holes in drywall and ceiling tiles
- Adjustable blades cut hole diameters from 2 to 7 in.
- Fits most 3/8 in. and 1/2 in. drill chucks
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About This Product
The Adjustable Hole saw from Klein Tools quickly and smoothly cuts clean holes in drywall and ceiling tiles. Typical DIY and VDV applications include can lights, speaker holes and sprinkler systems. Blades adjust to cut holes from 2-Inch (51 mm) to 7-Inch (178 mm) in diameter.
Highlights
- Hole Saw quickly and smoothly cuts cleaner holes in drywall and ceiling tiles
- Blades adjust to cut holes from 2 to 7-Inch diameter
- Fits most 3/8-Inch and 1/2-Inch drill chucks
- No binding while cutting
- No additional tools needed to adjust the hole saw
- Newly redesigned dust shield (two included), for keeping workspace clean and preventing shavings and debris particle from being airborne
- Hex key included
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Product Information
Specifications
Dimensions
Bit Diameter | 7 in | Bit Length (in.) | 1.25 |
|---|---|---|---|
Drilling Depth (in) | 1.25 | Hole Saw Diameter (in) | Assorted |
Shank Diameter | 5/16 in |
Details
Arbor included | Yes | Arbor Size | 5/16 in |
|---|---|---|---|
Bit Material | Steel | Drill Bit Type | Hole Saw |
Drill Bit Type(s) Included | Hole Saw | Individual/Set | Individual |
Material Cut | Drywall | Min Chuck Size Required | 3/8 In. |
Pilot Bit Included | Yes | Returnable | 90-Day |
Shank Style | Hex | Teeth Per Inch | 0 |
Tools Product Type | Power Tool |
Questions & Answers
27Questions
Q:I need to punch a hole in a fiberglass panel. Something like a shower surround. Will this work for that application?
by|Feb 25, 2023
1 Answer
Q:You this product be use on cardboard or foam
by|Oct 1, 2022
4 Answers
Q:Can you buy replacement blades for the hole saw and/or can you sharpen the blades?
by|May 31, 2022
2 Answers
Q:Is it compatible with Ryobi drill bit?
by|Apr 26, 2022
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Customer Reviews
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Mar 29, 2023
Hi hats
Minimizes dust good adjustments
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Mar 19, 2023
About as good as you would imagine
This is not going to function as seamlessly as a hole saw. Once you get that out of your head you’ll realize how useful it is. If you’ve got thirty holes to do, I would not recommend this for you. I only had four.
Pros
Catches most dust
Seems well made
Works
Cheap
Cons
Kicks like crazy so be careful
Takes a little time to figure out
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Nov 14, 2022
Dull after 2 holes. Useless after 4
Putting holes in a plaster ceiling shouldn't be a problem for a purpose-built tool... but it is. I barely managed to get 4 holes cut with this thing before the blades completely wore down.
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Apr 19, 2022
Practice on scrap drywall first. The hole size indicator is...
Practice on scrap drywall first. The hole size indicator is not 100% obvious to use. Also, I might have been knocked off my work platform if my drill did not have a side handle to help me absorb the torque. Probably captured 95% of the Dust which is awesome.
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Feb 6, 2022
Garbage
The set screw holding the cutting blade continuously comes loose allowing the blade to move outwards which in turn gouges the ceiling where you don’t want it to cut. I have verified the set screw sits completely flush in the hole so that is not the issue.
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Customer review from homedepot.caApr 22, 2020
used to cut hole in wood too
I used this to cut into a 1/2” sheet of mdf board because my local Home Depot didnt have anythjng else in stock. This is mainly uses for sheetrock it says but worked fine for making a 6” inch hole for making my own cornhole board
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Apr 21, 2020
Worked perfect. Seems to be well made. ...
Worked perfect. Seems to be well made.
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Jan 2, 2019
Broken Pilot Bit
Pilot bit broke on 9th hole cut and flew off. Operator was wearing safety goggles, but it could be very dangerous to anyone standing close by/and underneath operator. The dust cover only minimally slowed down the air borne bit. I will update on return/warranty process. Otherwise, it cut holes well.
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Aug 3, 2018
I tried a different brand like this from another store but the thing kept flying dangerously out ...
I tried a different brand like this from another store but the thing kept flying dangerously out of the chuck each time I tried using it. For some reason this Klein tool did not have that same problem (using same drill). Maybe because the bit at the chuck side in the Klein is not round but rather 6-sided. I needed to drill both 6" and 4" holes for Lithonia wafer LEDs and this worked good in shallow space and great in hollow space. I say good in shallow space because if I ran into duct work or trusses, obviously the bit or blades can only go so far. In that case, I had to use a Stanley break-off blade knife to finish the job. If I had to do it again I would have removed the main bit and shortened it slightly, knowing I had ductwork above. But you do need the bit to be at least 1/2 longer than the cutting blades. I drilled small pilot holes in the sheetrock, before using the hole saw, to guide the Klein bit in case of wander. I also did not go wide open with my drill. I used the slow setting. The dust collectors worked fine once I remembered not to tip my drill afterwards. Overall it exceeded my expectations. I fully expected to foul up a hole or two but they all turned out great... and I was able to do both 6" and 4" holes with one saw.
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Mar 19, 2018
Wow beats a drywall saw
this thing is ideal for drywall and I even did 12 recess cans in an 1932 home that has cement for walls and still cut a perfect size.only down side is blade will wear down if not used on dry wall.
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