Hole Saw Artu 67mm with Sintered Tungsten Carbide Grit Cutting Edge, Model 26416

Artu 67mm hole saw model 26416 is a circular cutting tool with a sintered tungsten carbide grit cutting edge designed for making precise 67 mm diameter holes. The hardened grit edge provides improved wear resistance compared with standard bi-metal saws, extending service life during repetitive cutting tasks on wood, laminated boards and certain non-ferrous materials. The hole saw is intended for use with compatible mandrels and drill drivers for installation, maintenance and carpentry work.

Advantages

The sintered tungsten carbide grit cutting edge resists wear and maintains cutting performance over extended use. Its 67 mm diameter enables consistent hole sizing for fixtures and fittings. The construction delivers efficient material removal with reduced need for frequent replacement. Designed for use with standard mandrels, the tool integrates with common drill drivers for straightforward operation.

Suitable for

• Drilling circular holes in solid wood and soft hardwoods
• Cutting openings in laminated boards and furniture panels
• Creating pass-throughs for cables, pipes and fittings in non-ferrous panels
• Installation and maintenance tasks requiring repeatable 67 mm holes

Key specifications

• Cutting diameter: 67 mm
• Cutting edge material: sintered tungsten carbide grit
• Intended materials: wood, laminated boards, selected non-ferrous materials
• Compatibility: requires a compatible mandrel and drill driver
• Design purpose: precision circular hole cutting for installation and carpentry

How to use

Fit the hole saw to a compatible mandrel according to the mandrel manufacturer’s instructions and secure it in the drill driver chuck. Mark the hole center on the workpiece and, where possible, use a pilot drill or guide to stabilize initial penetration. Operate the drill at a moderate speed, applying steady axial pressure without forcing; allow the carbide grit edge to cut progressively. Clear debris periodically to prevent clogging and overheating. After cutting, withdraw the saw and remove the cut plug according to the mandrel design.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, clamp the workpiece securely, and match drill speed and feed rate to the work material. Avoid excessive side loads and overheating; when cutting denser materials, reduce speed and allow cooling pauses to preserve the grit edge life.