I'm anticipating having to cut out 32+ two inch discs with a hole saw out of 1/2" plywood. I know I can cut thru less about the thichness of a sheet of paper, then when I flip the wood over and drill from that side, the disk will pull out very easily, or even drop out on its own. However, I also know if I pull too hard on the hanedle here's a good chance I'll drill totally thru, and then the disc will be a PITA to remove.
I've been googling on this, but not found anything. So, I'm wondering if there is any "mod" I can make to the hole saw to make the disk drop out on its own, even if I drill totally thru the wood? I've been considering setting the teeth for a wider cut, but would like to know if anyone has successfully done that, or something else, that will work. I don't like the idea of ruining the hole saw for nothing. Any ideas that work, or am I stuck?
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