🔨 Drill Like a Pro with the Ultimate Hole Saw!
The 3 Inch Masonry Hole Saw is a heavy-duty diamond drill bit designed for precision drilling in tough materials like concrete and brick. With a 3-inch depth of cut and a standard 3/8 inch shank, this versatile tool is perfect for both professional and DIY projects, ensuring efficient and accurate results every time.
G**R
Hole saw
Worked great
G**N
Great for cutting through cinder block
I bought this hole saw because I wanted to place an AC vent through the cinder block of my garage. This saw cut through the cinder block with NO problem. I was actually surprised to see how easy it was. I did buy an extension with this so I could cut both the inner and outer sides of the cinder block.I was also very happy with the company. At first I purchased the 4 inch which was too small. The company accepted the exchange with no problem. I purchased the second one and as I said it worked flawlessly. Good product and good company.
K**N
good
good
A**R
Worked this time
Worked as planned and needed, not sure how many more times it will work due to wear
A**R
Excellent
Bought for installing a mini split in my garage. It's a block building. The hole saw had no problem drilling through the cinder block. Well worth the money
M**I
Broke after first try
First of all, it is impossible to stabilize it on a surface. However, I managed it by making a same-sized hole in a piece of wood to guide it through. After cutting about half an inch, it got stuck, and when I took it out, I noticed a few of the teeth were broken.
J**E
Works perfectly!
Works perfect for drilling marble, concrete and cinder block. I have purchased 3 different sizes all this same brand, and every one works great!
K**Z
Great for one or two uses
It did the job putting two holes into a cement block, but it got hung up and the top actually bent where the stem is attached. I guess my drill is tougher than the drill. Keeping it wet is important for it to perform well.
J**O
Le falto calidad al vástago
El vástago de la broca no tiene la misma resistencia que la broca en sí, o la soldadura con la cual esta conectada a la broca le falta calidad. Se deformo al penetrar en concreto lo que ocasiona que su giro de penetración no sea perpendicular a la superficie a trabajar
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