D-47307 16 Piece Universal Holesaw Kit

Good quality.

Good quality, good price

As described A++

Great item and great price comes in a very neat little case and every thing has its place …. They do take quite long swapping from one to the other as they’re not quick release … but good kit

Does exactly what you would expect and a good number of sizes. Used for a few jobs already

I'll preface this review by stating I'm a DIY-er of at best a moderate level, not an expert / tradesman of any kind. I bought these for specific jobs related to a couple of oak worktop installs - drilling holes for taps etc and to create rounded corners of undermount sink hole. It performed both jobs no problem...I couldnt go all the way through from one side (40mm, max depth was around 37mm), but its easy to centre for attacking from the other side by drilling through remainder using only the centre bit to create pilot hole. So why 4 stars and not 5? There are no instructions! I had to go on youtube - firstly to see how you unstick a holesaw bit from the centre attachment ( of course), and then how to properly attach the bit, what the mystery spring is for etc etc. If you are not 100% sure how to attach the bits, please watch a quick video on how it's done before doing what I did. You dont just screw it on to the centre part! I know tradesmen are all rolling their eyes at this lol

It's still early days and I've only used it for downligts in plasterboard and for pipes entering kitchen base units. I've not tested it on any hard or dense material so I don't know how long they'll stay sharp. I do like the case which keeps the organised and all together. Although the case when closing doesn't quite line up and one catch is difficult to close. So far so good. I like them and I would recommend them.

Very comprehensive hole saw set, at what i thought was a reasonable price. Have only used the kit once but it did what i needed with ease. Plus, you get the security of the Makita brand, as some others are cheaper but at what cost? Bugger having a saw blade warp or break halfway through a job!