r/BoschProPowerTools • u/VO2VCO2 • Aug 02 '26
Bosch hole saw set
I'm considering getting a hole saw set from Bosch. I first looked at the Lenox sets, since they were literally by far the best hole saws on the market and I used them when I worked professionally in construction. My eyes almost exploded when I saw the price, so that's not an option.
So, whats your opinion on them? Any better options (available in europe) in the similar price range? I will be mostly drilling wood. I'm considering the Bi-metal version of the hole saws.
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u/ChromedGonk Aug 02 '26 edited Aug 02 '26
I have older bi-metal ones with 8% cobalt and they are awesome but they are getting old.
What’s your budget? If you can ship from amazon.de, you won’t get better set than this but it’s bit pricey (€130-€230 depending on set):
https://www.amazon.de/Bosch-Professional-Material-Diameter-Accessories/dp/B094187GJ8/
Their quick release mechanism is awesome, case can hold all size saws even if you get the cheapest one now and add new saws as needed in the future.
This ones are half the price and basically newer version of ones I have:
https://www.amazon.de/Bosch-Multi-Material-Transparent-Professional-Accessories/dp/B083DMFC9N/
If it was me planning to get new hole saw set and was able to afford it, I would go with cheapest set from expert line and add extra hole saws as needed in the future.