hole saw kits

[Matt19rown]

Hi, which hole saw kit would you recommened please, for general plumbing?

looking at £50-£60 bracket.

Matt

 

[Davinder]

No need to spend that much. He's one for half the price:

ROTH PLUMBERS 9 PCE HOLESAW KIT 114202 C | Heating Supplies | Plumbing Supplies | Plumbing Tools

 

[Blake]

I've got this Bosch one and it's good enough for me

BOSCH 9 PIECE HSS BIMETAL PLUMBERS HOLESAW SET 19MM - 57MM & PILOT DRILLS BNIB ! 3165140641708 | eBay

 

[stevetheplumber]

what ever kit you buy ill gaurantee it will not contain the size you wont and youll have to buy an extra cutter

 

[mikegas]

This is the kit I've got [DLMURL="http://www.building-supplies-online.co.uk/starrett-ks2000p-plumbers-holesaw-kit-15556-p.asp?gclid=CK__l8PS3bECFUQMfAodb1EA0w"]Starrett KS2000P Plumbers Holesaw Kit[/DLMURL]

 

[Phil]

Hack/Hole Saws & Tap Reseaters

This is my one and its yet to fail me, has all the right sizes including the all important bath tap drilling one.

 

[Gmaservices]

The Bosch hole saws are great, they seem to last a lot better than the cheapy ones as well.

 

[grahamgas]

Bosch or Starret at a minimum.
The cheapo ones are ok if you are going through soft stuff, ie plasterboard fascia etc.
Try one a worktop or astracast sink, and it will have less teeth left than Shane Macgowan!!

 

[Roger Welton]

I have recently upgraded from a toolstation jobbie to a rothenburger set and have been suitably impressed.

 

[Guest123]

I recently bought the Bosch set which has a quick change function and it's brilliant. I used the 50mm one on a cast iron gutter to cut an outlet and it went through it no problem and still remained sharp and usable. The Bosch carbide hole saws are the best in my opinion.