HART 5-Piece Assorted Hole Saw Set with Tapered Brad Point Tip Arbor

I need new tool to make a few holes for a DIY project and it came in handy

This is a really nice tool you won't use often but when you do it really makes the job easy. There are several sizes for most door knobs and locks and I used it the other day to put an access hole for computer cables in furniture. The ejection holes make it easy to remove the plug and the teeth are sharp and hard and cut easily through the material. The storage case is great to keep all the bits in one spot.

This is a nice little starter kit. It does three of the most common sizes, 1 1/4", 1 1/2" and 2". The fourth one, 2 1/8" is nice for 2' OD conduit holes. Just be aware that you need to do a 2x4 from both sides. The center bit is long enough to go through and it lines things up nicely. This makes a great gift.

So far I am very pleased with this set. I got these to make grommet holes in my counter for my work bench so I can run my power cords through. The case is perfect and small and holds everything in place. The blades seem good so far as they ripped through the wood and nails without any issues.

Received my Hart 5 Piece Assorted Hole Saw Set with Tapered Brad Point Tip Arbor some weeks ago, this set just added more power to my tools collection from Hart. This 5 Piece Hole Saw gives me an amateur in remodeling the professional look when drilling holes. It's gives you a very smooth finish when drilling holes.

This 5 piece assorted hole cutting set from Hart is a necessary item for your tool box. It has nail resistant teeth that are super durable. It has a quick plug removal with ejection slots to change out fast. It comes with 4 sizes and a tapered brad point bit.

works as advertised. decent quality

I was going to purchase a hole saw set from Harbor Freight but was already at Walmart and saw this one. I have never used a hole saw set before so maybe I didn't do something right. I had quite a bit of difficulty drilling a hole. When I finally finished the hole saw part was completely loose and the bolt that is supposed to hold it in place was backed all the way up as far as it could go onto my drill. I then tried another hole with the smallest hole saw bit and had the same problem. I was looking at the bit after I had completed my project and saw a hex key set screw. I unscrewed it with a 2.5mm hex tool thinking maybe it needed to be out as it was just behind the hole saw bit part, however, then the drilling bit in the middle fell out. So I assume it is for keeping the mount part attached to the bit. I plan to contact Hart Tools about this and recommend some improvements. I think if the securing bolt was threaded the opposite direction, it would probably not unscrew while in use, but I'm not an engineer.

I ordered this item via the Walmart app for curbside pickup... picked up then via the app, did a return before leaving the parking lot. Went inside, returned to customer service as she scanned the bar code from the item via my phone app. CS confirmed I would receive my refund on my cc... still have not recived my refund and I no longer have the item. why did I return... because on the way to oick uo my order Instopped someone where else and just happen to find a better item for a better price.

It broke during the first use. The tightening screw that was supposed to hold the arbor to the drill fell out (did not hear it drop) before I ever got to use it. While trying to use it the arbor slipped and the drill just spun in the arbor. I would not recommend.