Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: how large a hole can this cut
Document: Gets the job done. The only issue I have is that the smallest circle it can cut is still a little large for my needs...but i have no one to blame for that other than myself...the description clearly stated the smallest and largest circle/hole this tool can cut. As others have commented on, the way it &#34;swings&#34; while cutting a circle (chucked up in the drill press) can a little nerve racking.
Update (November 10, 2011):It has been 9 months since I purchased this item and it just now started smoking and burning (I've cut about 20 large holes in walnut, maple and pine) - so I'm sure the problem is that the blade is getting dull. Not a problem with the product, just a problem with the user not keeping it sharp.
Again, another clean cut. I used the slowest setting on my drill press and this cutter worked excellent. I would recommend this tool to anyone that needs to cut large holes, up to 8". It works very well and seems to be well made. Very easy to adjust, stays accurate and looks very durable.
This tool is built to last and is easily adjusted to cut whatever size hole desired with precision. I take my time and do not force the cutter through the wood to get nice clean edges. I recommend this tool to anyone putting holes into plywood up to 3/4 inch stock.
I ordered this to cut a hole to mount a clock in a project. It did the job, but waw pretty slow because on 3/4&#34; thick wood the cutter will bind and stall the drill press. It works, but is a slow process for thicker wood. Works great on wood up to 1/2&#34;
This was the perfect tool for cutting the holes to mount a new set of gauges in my boat. I was able to set the hole size to exactly what was needed, and both 2" and 3" holes cut perfectly in a sheet of plexiglass. Set the drill press on its lowest speed, which was the high limit of the tool, and it worked perfectly. Solid, heavy, and performs as it should.
I bought this tool to cut a 4&#34; diameter hole in 3/4&#34; MDO plywood for a dust collection port,  After reading reviews on several circle cutters to include the light weight version of this tool by General, I decided on the heavy duty cutter, since I would be cutting  almost to the max depth allowed by this cutter.
I recently purchased this circle cutter as my current one only goes to a 6 1/2" Diameter. I needed one that went to at least 7 1/2". I was making spacers for an existing hole to make it smaller. I only needed a spacer 1/4". I cut the outside circle first. Cut was very nice and clean (MDF material).
I used it to make a replacement plastic cup holder for my boat. A drill press is required and it worked fine drilling 1/4&#34; plastic with a speed of 570 rpm which is slightly higher that recommended. (That's the slowest my drill press would go). Drill the holes half way through and turn the project over drilling from the other end using the same pilot hole to get a great cut.
This really helped me out when I wanted to cut various sized holes to make a rack for my collection of song bird drinking glasses. Saved me from having to buy a bunch of hole saws of different sizes! This adjusts for every size I will ever need. It was easy to use, although the measuring gauge was a bit confusing. I ended up just measuring with a tape. Be sure to use a vise clamp to hold your wood in the drill press!
Answer: yes