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Installing can lights can significantly improve the look and feel of any room but installing them in a remodel job can be a pain. Having used the compass style scoring tool and a drywall saw to do an entire basement not too long ago anything that makes this job quicker and more accurate is easy to get behind. Milwaukee Tools has recently introduced a full line of Carbide Grit Recessed Light Hole Saws ranging in size from 3-1/8” to 6-7/8”. These new hole saws are a remodelers dream because not only will they make short work of drywall but the carbide grit can cut through plaster, acoustical tile, wood and stucco with mesh as well. These hole saws also feature a continuous rim which means they will not tear or chip the material, leaving a very clean hole for the can light installation.

Below is a nice video from the DIYNetwork which does a good job of showing how to do your recessed lighting layouts, measure, mark, find joists, cut, install, wire and finish your can lights. In the video they are not using the Milwaukee Carbide Grit Hole Saws but it still does a nice job of showing the installation process.

The price range for these Milwaukee Recessed Light Hole Saws ranges from $42-62, with another $15 for the Arbor if you don’t already have one. These & many other Hole Saws will also work interchangeably with most other manufacturer’s standard size Arbors & Mandrels as well. If you have any questions about any hole saws or hole making tools in general do not hesitate to call Ohio Power Tool at 800-242-4424, they have in-stock a wide range of diamond, carbide, carbide grit, wood, bi-metal and much more.    

   

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How to Install Recessed Lights – Milwaukee Carbide Hole Saws

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