Hole Saw Arbor Abraboro SDS-plus for BiM Hole Saws 32–152 mm Abraboro AB30307000

Abraboro Hole Saw Arbor with an SDS-plus shank is designed to connect bimetal (BiM) hole saws with diameters from 32 to 152 mm to SDS-plus rotary tools. The arbor enables secure fastening of BiM hole saws and stable rotation when used with hammer drills and rotary drills that accept an SDS-plus chuck. It supports drilling in metal, wood and plastics and is built for quick bit changes and dependable centring during through-holes and flush drilling operations.

Advantages

The arbor features an SDS-plus interface that provides fast, tool-free insertion into compatible chucks and reliable torque transfer under load. Its construction ensures firm retention of BiM hole saws in the 32–152 mm range, reducing wobble and improving cutting precision. The design facilitates quick mounting and removal of hole saws while maintaining a stable connection suitable for both impact and rotary drilling modes. Materials and machining provide adequate durability for typical trade and renovation tasks.

Suitable for

• Drilling large-diameter holes in metal sheets and steel profiles
• Making clean circular openings in wood and timber during joinery work
• Creating passages in plastic panels and composite materials
• Use with SDS-plus hammer drills for heavy-duty or impact-assisted drilling
• Use with rotary-only SDS-plus drills for controlled, non-impact drilling

Key specifications

• Compatibility: fits bimetal (BiM) hole saws with diameters 32–152 mm
• Shank type: SDS-plus
• Intended materials: metal, wood, plastics
• Application modes: rotary and impact (when used with hammer drill)
• Function: secure connection and quick change of hole saws

How to use

Insert the SDS-plus shank of the arbor into the drill's chuck until it locks, then mount the appropriate BiM hole saw onto the arbor and secure it according to the hole saw's fastening method. Use a suitable pilot bit or centring method where required to keep the hole saw aligned. Start drilling at low speed to find the correct position, then apply steady pressure and increase speed as appropriate for the material. When using a hammer drill in impact mode, verify that the chosen BiM hole saw and workpiece are suitable for impact-assisted drilling.

Usage recommendations

Use cutting fluid or lubricant when drilling metals to extend tool life and improve cut quality. Ensure the drill is held steady and supported; use appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and hand protection. Do not exceed recommended speeds for the hole saw diameter and material to avoid premature wear.