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Old 03-31-2023, 04:13 PM
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Thanks Ken...I think we need to find a market for lightly used 4" hole saws. $35 and I'll probably never use it again.
You ended up with a perfect result, $35 well spent in my opinion.

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Nicely done, only comment for others who might read this is to be careful that the starter bit is a correct bit for a hole saw. Seen guys use a regular drill bit without the long shank so that as the hole saw starts cutting the starter bit is still cutting the starter hole wider because there is cutting surface there instead of a smooth round shank. Next thing you know your 4" hole saw just made a 4 1/2" inch hole.

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Ouch... that'll ruin your day!

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