Bosch DIY Hole Saw Kit
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- This kit got mediocre reviews on Lowes.com, It doesnt make the most precise cut but for the light DIY person it might be something to look into. www.lowes.com/...
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Super old school design, I remember my dad had these from Craftsmen back in the 70s. Throwback DIY stuff.
Dude my dad has had one of these for 30yrs
Andrew & Mattie Walter
Yes exactly, really good one and space saving. tools guys aren’t up to date 😳
Same here... at least 30 years old. I think it is still in the basement some place. Everyone pretty much stopped using them in favor of the dedicated individual hole saws and these guys act like they've just discovered fire. What's next... :-)
I've got one too that was buried in my dad's toolbox. I didn't realize that the blades came out and tried making the one size hole with all of the blades mounted. I thought the drill was too weak. It's kinda like a uni-bit hole saw.
I had one 30 years Ago ! But I like the Arbor hole Saws Better .
Hi These have been available in Australia for decades but they are definitely a DIY thing. But if you need a hole that size and you dont have a real one of the right size they are OK
Just found one of these, maybe 50 years old, in a dark dank corner of my Dad's shed and gave it a try. I now know why it was relegated to the dark dank corner of the shed. Not sure how this thing ever made it into production. The cheap Chinese adjustable circle cutter (fly cutter), whirly gig dispenser of emergency room trips, that I bought out of curiosity works ten times better. Maybe it's time to invest in a good set of hole saws.
Surprised you haven't seen them before. They've been available here in the UK from several manufacturers for as long as I can remember and I presume they're not new over there. Tip: lightly oil them before each use as they can get super hot (because each inch of diameter x each 1,000 rpm = 36mph). Oil won't stop the cutting edge getting hot but it will help to make the temperature change through the whole blade more gradual and thus avoid metal fatigue... these things are quite springy and if a big one lets go at 3,000+ rpm you may end the day with fewer fingers than you woke up with. If your drill has variable speed, use the slowest speed that works for the particular job.
That's slick for the compact size for an 8 bit kit, compared to the MONSTER BOXES for side by side storage. Plus that ease of the plug removal..... practically fell out on its own compared to even the jagged leverage design hole saws.
It's Bosch, there's gonna be far more than 6 holes and done, it'll last a long while
I just used the one that had been in our garage for over 50 years ... it worked ... time to put it back on the peg board ...
The reason why it bind up is because when you stop it and start to cut again the teeth lock into the wood. You got to back it out first
That is a very old design. Can find them all over the internet and run into them often at auctions and estate sales. They are Spring steel multi hole saws. I have a couple missing some blades that are different cut depths. I wouldn't waste the money the dont stay sharp long at all.
My favourite new tool. I'm putting holes in everything 😁
These are so old. I have some that my grandfather bought way back when.
The spyder hole saw kit with the core ejection is the best hole saw I've used bar none.
Yes, those rock!
After I saw your video before blackfriday, I picked it up for $11, brought it to work,i found (the smaller sizes are more Wobbly when starting, the bigger ones are a little easier but) they only lasted a few holes. For a guy who needs a few holes or few different size hole it can be a life saver!
Exactly
Just got one of these and didn't know how to set it up. Thanks guys
Just bought an older set like this. Mine is different from your's in that each blade has 2 holes (opp each other)at the bottom & 2 holes through edge of blue part where you insert a pin to lock each blade down. Also there's a spring under drill bit to help push core out.
I have seen a kit like this before. Not a new thing however I thing they redesigned and for the price, a must have for the tool bag!
I bought one of those back in the 80s. Don't remember the brand but it was cheap. Still have it and it works fine. Not meant for a two by four.
For the guy that maybe changes out a door once every few years or has to do some plumbing repair, this is the perfect kit.
I have had one of those from maybe back in the 60's and never used it. They look like a tool from the dollar store.
Yes it did look wobbly! I guess it’s the open side as you said! Interesting concept, seems quick though?
I find it useful to drill a pilot hole first - slightly smaller than the pilot bit on the actual kit. This helps to get you going straight right from the start. A large diameter hole saw at high revs is going to generate a significant amount of torque, which is another reason for not using large ones at high speed on a hand held drill without a stabilising handle.
Guys, you only have to take the outher layers of till you get the desired diameter
My dad had this exact thing in the 70s. It's mine now!
There not bad for I would definitely add one of these to my tool chest, I still have the Bosch set you guys hooked me up with years ago which are badass by the way! Thanks for the video guys keepem comin! TIA#1!!
Thanks brother
Don't get me wrong- I'm a huge fan of Bosch tools, but after buying this kit i returned it after attempting one hole. The hole saw wobbled so bad that it caused the pilot bit to fail by bending. Alot of corners cut in this disappointing product. I know Bosch can offer much higher quality DIY Tools and accessories. Nice review though 👍
They have their uses. I've used them many times on things like chipboard, mdf and vinyl flooring. As noted earlier you just have to watch out for the speed/heat... a 4" diameter at 3,000 rpm is over 400mph and that's too much for a light duty DIY product.
What is the maximum diameter of such a nozzle Hole Saw? I need to drill a hole with a diameter of 20-25 cm, is it possible?
Best tool channel. Enjoy your videos cut a hole with all seven on there at once
Professional wood holder!!
they drill better if you do an outline with the blade first and you put a series of drill holes around perimeter then drill
I allows the dust somewhere to go
The plug and bit are super hot because you guys need to pull out and let the chips loose a few times while doing a hole.. you are just packing them in there... and these things have been around for 30 years..
A pair of Dorks, not Pro's. That multui Hole saw gadget is one of the oldest tools in my toolbox, from the 1980's.
I’ve got one that has 7 blades but cannot figure out how to remove the outer blades so I can use the 1”. I broke one try to get it out. Ridiculous
Mine isn't Bosch but it looks very similar to the kit in the video. With mine you twist anti-clockwise to remove. Wear heavy gloves though as it's easiest if you place your hand over the cutting edge.
Good video. Thankyou
LOL, That was me Dan asking about Eric's house. I had to laugh when you told me all he got done this month was gutters. And Dan ...No means No. #TIACREW
Had one of these in 1970. You held the blades in with a set screw.
buy them only to find out it's just easier to get the real deal later on.
I can't get my blade off
Wow , these guys are totally stranger to safety XD
I wonder how they've managed to keep their fingers on !
Yes, My Father also had the Craftsman version in the 60s. It was a piece of crap.
The bigger diameter blade is going to take more power to drive than the smaller ones.Cheers from here!
those are old as the hills in UK
They also work better in a drill press.
It’s a really great way to get a bunch of holes was sizes
Safety last
My father had 1 since 80s
You guys need to get out more.
I would get laughed at if I took one of those on site
NICE EYE PROTECTION!!!!
When I see people not using eye protection I know they are not PROFESSIONALS.
SAFETY STARTS WITH THE LETTER "S" BUT IT BEGINS WITH YOU...............
YOUR MOST IMPORTANT SENSE IS YOUR EYES....AT LEAST PROTECT THAT ONE IF YOU LIKE looking at GIRLS or reading or driving or watching TV..................
If you cut your fingers off at least you can still do the above things.
Sweet!
Great for cutting the core out of a cabbage.
“What ever no is in Spanish....”. Lol. It is no.
Try one from Metabo its much better 👍
I misread that... thought you said Meccano! 😄
Those have been around forever nothing new
nooice
I got one and it almost broke my fuck1ng wrist
Bought this....junk!! Bosch should have stuck to speakers....these blades are twist lock and COMPLETELY out of round because they are not secure!! Didn’t finish one hole and back they went!
Guys.....cars....check them out!
They have 4 wheels!
I still have one from 1969 or so.
wow I did not know it was that old.
its very old school I have a Corsair 7 size. dont forget what makes the difference between a carpenter and a great carpenter. a great one knows how to hide the mistakes. or his/her name is Jesus. lol
This probably as old as you guys. Nothing new at all. I have used up 3 of these of various brands since the 1980's.
What? How are those a new concept for you? Have you been living under a rock for the last 30 years?
Anyway, you didn't miss much. Dimensions and center point precision on those are garbage. And depending on the manufacturer blades can get dull before finishing their first hole.
Don't buy this!!!! Not even worth the $15 bucks I spent on it. To be honest, I didn't expect much based on the money I spent. bit shank snapped after only 5 uses. Blade inserts are flimsy and bend easily.
wow harbor freight has the same crap
The guy in the red does not seem very smart
A sphincter says what?
That is not new. Mine is about 30 years old.
You guys sound like a couple of rookies.
Well we are professional amateurs!
No in Spanish is No lol
Bad publicity
That crap is so old!!!
These new age hole saws are crap.For heavens sake stick to the old round hole saw bits .They make much better holes.
They're hardly "new age". They've been around for as long as I can remember and I'm a grandad.
This looks like a peice of shit.
Getting out the cores in normal holesaws aren't that tough either.
Don't waste your money on this dangerous piece of crap. It's cheap for a reason.
Junk!!!
that saw design is old and its junk and kill drills!!!!!!!!!
i wouldnt use it for somthing thicher then 1 single plywood,
THAT IS AN UNSAFE TOOL...
UNSAFE MOUNT.