6-1/4 Inch Carbide Hole Saw with Arbor for 6” Recessed Lights, 6.25 Hole Saw Cutting Plaster Drywall Ceiling Sheetrock, 2X Faster, Green

Don’t believe the reviews that said it unscrews itself, it doesn’t as long as you put it together correctly.

Precisely bored the recessed light fixture holes without causing any drill kickback the way regular (toothed) hole saws of this size often do. Somewhat dusty so wear a mask.

I was using a toothed hole saw to cut 6” holes for led lights. Such a pain, chipping and jumping to cut through. Came across this saw in amazon, wow incredible!! Cuts like butter through plaster. Takes seconds. If you have plaster, buy this!!!!!!!

Drilled a lot of holes in drywall with this. It works fantastic and is the perfect size for 6" thin LED lights.

This hole saw comes with arbor and drill bits which is nice. Seems like a good quality hole saw. It's enough to get through like up to a 3/4" drywall or plywood, but maximum probably 1". Not sure how long the teeth will stay sharp or the hardness of the paint, but if you don't need to do a large amount of holes, this will be just fine.

New update! They have charged my card for the replacement hole saw that they sent which also sucked. Don’t buy this garbage. Do yourself the favor. Don’t waste your time.Update, they sent me a new one. I understand why the first one was used and bent up bc on the first hole I went to cut, the hole saw quickly became oblong. I’m just going to stick with known quality hole sawsThis hole saw came used and damaged. Clearly covered in drywall dust and the green paint is pulled back. Whoever used this before me also bent the circular frame so it will not cut a clean hole. Really disappointed bc I needed this tool for a job this week and this will have me behind schedule. Poor quality management.

Works great cutting was fast and accurate. I would highly recommend this hole saw. I used it in combination with a blu mol dust bowl which even made this hole saw even better. For the price you can't beat it and it stays sharp ! I cut over 24 lights in drywall with it no problems at all.

I used this to install 6in canless "cans". I really like it! I cut through the drywall really well and left smooth edges. I wasn't sure how the biting edge would work compared to traditional "teeth", but I feel it worked much better! I didn't "bite" and throw the drill when i hit a stud like the teeth version. Would recommend and will use it again for other installs.