Power drill accessory AWTools AW49650, weight 80 g

AWTools AW49650 is a compact power drill accessory weighing 80 g, designed to be used with bi-metal hole saws. Supplied with an HSS steel pilot drill, this add-on component extends the functionality of compatible drills and can replace worn or missing parts. Its small size and lightweight build make it convenient for general drilling tasks and workshop applications where a reliable pilot and adapter are required.

Advantages

The accessory offers a compact and lightweight solution for adapting drills to bi-metal hole saws, while the included HSS pilot drill ensures accurate centring and improved hole quality. Its simple construction supports quick assembly and replacement, making it practical for routine maintenance and workshop workflows. The design reduces handling fatigue thanks to the low weight and provides dependable performance for common drilling tasks.

Suitable for

• Installing and using bi-metal hole saws for cutting metal and mixed materials
• Workshop and light industrial drilling tasks where a pilot drill is needed
• Replacing worn drill accessories on compatible power drills
• Home renovation and maintenance jobs requiring small, easy-to-handle components

Key specifications

• Weight: 80 g
• Compatibility: designed for use with bi-metal hole saws and compatible power drills
• Includes: HSS steel pilot drill for accurate centring
• Form factor: compact, add-on component for drill adaptation and replacement

How to use

Attach the accessory to a compatible power drill according to the drill manufacturer's guidance, secure the bi-metal hole saw onto the arbor, and ensure the HSS pilot drill is properly seated and tightened. Set the drill to an appropriate speed and apply steady, controlled pressure while cutting; use cutting fluid when working with metal to extend tool life and improve cutting quality. Inspect fittings before each use and replace the pilot drill when it shows signs of wear.

Usage recommendations

Use the accessory with the recommended bi-metal hole saw sizes and follow safety procedures for drilling metal, including eye protection, gloves, and workpiece clamping. For prolonged metal cutting, use appropriate coolant and moderate drilling speeds to reduce heat build-up and extend both the hole saw's and the pilot drill's service life.