Help me decide...right now there are 3 hole saw kits on sale for BF. The Lenox and Milwaukee 13/15 piece bi-metal kits...and a Diablo 9pc carbide tipped kit. The prices are comparable and I realize that the Diablo has fewer sizes...but I'm not as concerned with completeness as I am with quality...so...which one do I take home?
BF Hole Saw Kits?
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Just FYI, that diablo kit only the 2" hole saw is carbide tipped... and the carbide is really small compare the Klein specialty one I got for 1/2" knockout.... probably a good set, but looks cheap and gimmicky. Read that fine print. I would go with the traditional lenox or Milwaukee bi-metal saws. I had the Rigid set for years, works fine for wood and few metal cuttings.
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I don't really need a new Sawzall...ah who am I kidding?...this is GJ...maybe I can make it my car/shed/bathroom saw...
Unfortunately that doesn't help me out though...are the Milwaukee ones better than the Diablos?
Unfortunately that doesn't help me out though...are the Milwaukee ones better than the Diablos?
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Sonofabitch...really? I didn't catch that...thanks
LMFAO.... ever since that news article.... I had to ask.... are you cutting peep holes in the bathroom tiles...
none of these would work... you'll needed those diamond grid ones if you are cutting into tiles, and dry wall being soft, actually wears down metal or carbide saws faster than wood or other material...Well with that information I would suggest that you get the set that color matches the decor of your shop.
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LMFAO.... ever since that news article.... I had to ask.... are you cutting peep holes in the bathroom tiles...
Depends on who's asking
I kinda figured they'd all be comparable, with fans and detractors alike. I'll go with the Milwaukees.
Thanks guys
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Where is the Lenox on sale at?
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Not bad at all. Thanks.