STARVAST 6 inch Hole Saw for Cornhole Boards 152mm Corn Hole Drilling Cutter Heavy Duty Bi-Metal Steel Blade & Hex Shank Drill Bit Adapter By for Cutting Cornhole Game, Home Improvement (Black)

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Drive Pins -Sometimes the drive pins are part of the collar, sometimes they're a separate piece and sometimes you don't need them at all! Mine are mounted on a separate plate, which is only used on the larger hole saws. This keeps the saw turning at the same rate as the drill. The first time I opened up the case of my cheap Harbor Freight hole saw set, I was totally confused! All the blades were covered in oil and there were nuts and bolts that fit on some parts and not others. How do you assemble this thing?!?If you need the hole in a precise location, drill a smaller pilot hole in the center first. This gives the hole saw's pilot bit somewhere to start, so it doesn't wander. If you want to save the cutout circle, then you may want to use a non-arbored hole saw. This way, you don't have a little hole in the middle.But if your circles will be painted, you can use wood filler to cover up the hole.

Saw -The hole saw itself. The round saw usually has vents on the side to help prevent overheating and to allow the teeth to clear sawdust.

A clever tip for enlarging existing holes is to make a plug for it first. Choose a hole saw that's the same diameter as the smaller hole, and cut a disc out of scrap wood. Switch to the larger hole saw and slide the plug onto the drill bit. The plug will fit into the hole and guide the saw! Okay, you've got your hole saw assembled and attached to your drill. Now what?Here are some tips to help you cut the hole flawlessly! Carbide saws are more robust and can withstand higher temperatures, making them suitable for use on heavy-duty materials like stainless steel. Diamond-tipped hole saws are also available for use with ceramics, glass, and stone. Arbor Doorknob and light fixture hardware -Door knobs and light fixtures require a precise hole for proper placement. Most other methods for cutting a circle won't work on a door or ceiling, so a hole saw will be a great help.

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Plumbing and ductwork -Hole saws can cut more than just wood. You can use one when installing ductwork, or to hook up a rain barrel to your downspout. If your project requires precision, you may want an arbored hole saw. The pilot hole will help guide your cut and keep it centered. Crafts -Don't struggle with lopsided circles made with a jigsaw! It's much easier create the hole in a cornhole board, or to make giant Lego dots on the side of a DIY Lego table with a hole saw instead. Hole saws make both a hole and a round wooden disc using a thin serrated blade around a central drill bit. Use a spade bitinstead of a hole saw to bore up to 1 ½" holes in wood when you don't need the plug and don't mind the rough cut edges. Spade bits have two sharp edges with a point in the center. As the bit spins, the edges shave out the wood.