What to use to cut a hole 50mm in 24mm thick wood

[OM2]

I want to cut a hole that is 50mm wide in 24mm wood.

I bought some cheap hole saw drills some time ago - they were dreadful!

Just wanted to know what I should go for?

I looked at screw fix.
I'm looking to spend £15 on a single drill.

Or, I saw this on Amazon: www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B000PJC73O
730 ratings of 4.5 review. Nothing to think about?
Or is it more like 700+ fake reviews from the Chinese? LOL

ebay - not sure I want to waste time/

Happy to go with screwfix - but having a full fit with a carry box is better.

Thanks.

 

[jeff the gasman]

Buy a Starret cutter and an Arbour
You’ll not be disappointed.

 

[^woody^]

Expansive bit

 

[OM2]

@jeff the gasman just looked up those names
I found this: https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/what-to-use-to-cut-a-hole-50mm-in-24mm-thick-wood.557551/
But now I have to get an Arbour as well? (Just looked that up!)
Not sure what one is best. Can you suggest a link?

@^woody^ I think I'd prefer to a round piece of wood at the end of my troubles!
Or... would an expansive bit be much much easier to cut with?

 

[Deleted member 174758]

Starrett, like most professional tool firms, supplies the arbors separately from the hole saws themselves. If you want a high quality HSS hole saw which comes ready mounted on the arbor look for Morse hole saws on eBay - some of them come ready mounted on an arbor with a pilot bit fitted. I have a couple in my toolbag for one particular job I do which requires 44 or 46mm holes to be drilled in flooring. They cost about £13 or £14 a pop plus postage, which is cheaper than buying Starrett. Cheap hole saw nests are alright for a few holes in shallow stuff, but they don't hack it on heavier tasks