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In regards to the new adjustable hole cutter just announced a few month or so ago, does anyone know what the cutters on it are made of, will it handle plaster??
also where to get it and pricing?
Thanks
I don’t think that has hit the market as of yet and from what I can tell it looks like the Klein adjustable hole cutter and it is for dry wall. You could try but I don’t think that it will last long. You best bet is a Bi metal hole saw for plaster and plaster will tear them up.
That’s what I figured.. somebody’s gotta make one with carbide cutters
I used to use bimetal holesaws but man do they wear out quick in plaster. I also used to just regrind the teeth with my angle grinder but it’s such a hassle.
I’ve started using carbide grit rim holesaws and they actually work great..
Was just considering another possible option
Yeah I have the milwakee hole saws, they cut through anything. But they don’t last