Spyder Spyder Pro Hole Saw Cutting Set
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Item #5100364 |
Model #600938
Up to 10x more cuts and 5x faster than standard bi-metal hole saws
Spyder's Rapid Core Eject arbor system ejects cores without prying, quickly changes diameter, cuts at an angle, and enlarges existing holes
Drill wood, MDF, plywood, fiber cement board, porous concrete block, some brick, ceramic wall tile, plastic, PVC and more
Tungsten carbide tipped for extended life, clean cuts and extreme material drilling versatility
Maximum cut depth of 2-3/8-in
Universal 1/2-20 thread uses Spyder Hex8 arbor/pilot bits and universal 5/8-18 thread uses Spyder Hex10 arbor/pilot bits or other universal hole saw arbors
Not for use in hammer mode or for drilling metal, wood with nails, or in block/brick/tile applications with a Mohs hardness of 6 or greater
18-piece kit contains (12) hole saws: 3/4, 7/8, 1-1/8, 1-3/8, 1-3/4, 2, 2-1/2, 2-5/8, 3, 3-5/8, 4-1/8, 4-1/2; (4) pilot bits: Hex10 TCT, Hex10 HSS, Hex8 TCT, Hex8 HSS; and (2) arbors: Hex8 and Hex10 — in a hard storage case
General | |||
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Type | Hole saw kit | Blade Material | Carbide-tipped |
Package Quantity | 18 | Case Type | Hard |
Dimensions | |||
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Hole Saw Diameter | Set | ||
Features | |||
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Adjustable | Yes | Set/Individual | Individual |
Arbored/Non-Arbored | Arbored | ||
Compatibility | |||
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Brand/Model Compatibility | Universal | For Use on Tile | Yes |
For Use on Metal | No | For Use on Granite | No |
For Use on Wood | Yes | For Use on Mineral Fiber | Yes |
For Use on Drywall | Yes | For Use on PVC | Yes |
For Use on Fiberglass | Yes | ||
Warranty | |||
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Warranty | 30-day | ||
Certifications | |||
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CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) | No | ||
Miscellaneous | |||
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UNSPSC | 27112800 | ||
Ratings may include incentivized customer reviews.
What Customers Are Saying
The Spyder hole saw performs well when cutting through softer materials like wood, plywood, and drywall, providing clean, quick, and smooth holes. However, it struggles with harder materials like brick, concrete, and tile, with the carbide teeth wearing down or breaking off quickly. The saw is described as very aggressive and powerful, which can make it difficult to control, especially in wood. For masonry work, users recommend investing in a diamond-tipped or specialized concrete/tile bit instead.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.does not like brick
Did not like the brick I was trying to drill an inch a three eights hole into. barely scratched the brick. I had to buy a $70 masonary bit to do the job.
From Carbide-tipped Arbored Adjustable Hole saw kit Set 14 -Piece with Hard Case
Broke 2 of these trying to drill 1 hole
I had 2 of these hole saws break on me while trying to drill 1 single hole through masonary wall. Not very happy at all, taking the broke hole saws back to Lowes hoping to get full refund. 1 the weld broke at bottom of hole saw and the other all 3 carbide tips broke within first 5 minutes of use
Very aggressive cutting
This product seemed like a good idea at the time. I needed to cut a 6" diameter hole in a cabinet and exterior wall of my house for a new stove exhaust vent. What was not clear to me at the time of purchase is that this product has only about six teeth. That makes for a very aggressive cut that is very hard to control. It will darn near take your arm off if it catches on something (which is almost guaranteed), and will "wander", even with a good pilot drill/arbor. This causes multiple holes thro...
used to cut holes in plywood for led waffer lights. the blade didn't exactly cut more so just used severe trama to cut wood. end result wasn't pretty. then longevity of it might be 3 holes. it will cut a hole semi close to 6 3/8 but that's what caulks for.
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Use with extreme caution
I had never used a 6" hole saw prior to using this one. I was totally unprepared for the way in which one of the teeth would catch in the wood, twist the drill around, and bend or break the 1/4" pilot bit -- several times. I think this may be due to the spread-out teeth. The fact the teeth are so few in number, extremely sharp, and steeply angled makes its catching in the work very difficult to avoid. It also did not help that it was not totally true -- I can't tell whether it was manufacture...
Not what I thought
I guess I didn't read all the info on these and I assumed they would drill through brick. Only two holes and the teeth broke off. I gave it 2 stars because it did cut well while it was cutting. I hope their wood hole saws do better because I just bought some.
Great Hole Saw
I noticed another reviewer had quite the difficulty using this bit and apparently blamed it on the bit itself. I personally don't use a standard drill with whole saws over 3". I use a Milwaukee hole hawg with a built-in clutch. Never had a problem. I've cut numerous holes with Spyder bits and never had a problem. Teeth are still sharp and entact. But I really really love the ability to stack the bits so you can enlarge a previously drilled out hole. Its ingenious and has saved me tons of headach...
Broke 2 of these trying to drill 1 hole
First one broke in about 30 minutes of slow stop and go use. Second one broke 5 minutes In to using
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Broke within 2 minutes
I bought this from my local Lowes store and thought it would work great cutting through the brick. Unfortunately, within 2 minutes of using it, it started cracking. And no, I didn't run it constantly for 2 minutes. I wouldn't recommend this for brick at all. Very unsatisfied!
Useless for corn hole boards
This hole saw is absolutely useless if you're using it for corn hole boards out of plywood. It is difficult to control, bites too aggresively, and rips little pieces of wood off around the edge of the hole. If you want a smooth cut for a corn hole board buy something with more teeth on it.
Thank you for your feedback. Using a drill with a handle will help you control the drill while making the cut. We also recommend following the sugg...
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