lemans81

Can someone link me straight to some good quality hole saws in the equalivant sizes of 120mm and 80mm. They must be able to fit in a standard drill as I have a keyless Dewalt 14.4v.(I am pretty sure they are all the same, but I just wanted to be very clear.)

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grunion

Your local Home Depot has a good selection of hole saws.

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mega_option101

Follow grunion's link:

For 120mm you'd want the 4.5" hole saw
For 80mm you'd want the 3" hole saw

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Warfarin88

I recently picked up a couple Dewalt hole saw bits from Ace Hardware. Also snagged a quick swap Dewalt mandrel.

I've been extremely pleased with the purchase. They have a slightly different tooth design than ones I had used previously; and it seems to improve their performance significantly. The hot-swap chuck is pretty slick too.

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zalmancooled

These are the correct sizes however some of the 4.5" hole saws require a bigger drill. Make sure you get the right size for your drill. Yeah Ace, Truvalue, Walmart, Big Lots, Lowes, or Home Depot should be able to help if having a hard time finding the 4.5" most tool rental shops will carry it.

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redalert

home depot has a 4.5 hole saw kit that they do stock its a rigid I think it cost me 35 bucks

MCBrown.CA

use a bi-metal hole saw, available at any hardware store. better examples use the same mandrel with varying diameter circular bits. however, i was able to find one that was all one piece (mandrel and bit as one) for less than 1/2 the price of the others... Most hole saws will require a drill with a chuck. good luck

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CattleRustler

I got a bi-metal Rigid set with 5 or 6 smaller sizes 11/16 up to 2.5 or something, then I got some loose ones, 7/16, 2 3/4, 3, 3 1/2, 4 1/2. I also picked up a 3/8" bi metal pilot pit for the smallest one, the kit had a 3/8 pilot-collar for its saws, and I got a standard 3/8 arbor with locking fly for the larger sizes. I use a Dewalt 3/8 corded power drill with keyless chuck. It has a nice smooth flow trigger that lets you easily do low rpm (yet hi torque) to hi end rpm very smoothly.

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phillipjos

mc master carr have better prices4 1/2 bi-metal cost me 22.00 shipped,i have the rest of what i need,very fast shipping if i order in mornin its here next day,cleveland to erie helps to,imo

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