Hand hole saw 280 mm, Beast model 8028710 for cutting circular holes

Beast hand hole saw model 8028710 is designed for cutting and enlarging circular holes with a 280 mm cutting diameter. The narrow, hardened-steel blade allows easy entry into small pilot holes and accurate cutting of circular shapes. The tool is intended for precise and irregular hole cutting in a variety of construction and installation materials; it is compact and portable for on-site work. The ergonomic handle with rubber coating provides a secure, comfortable grip. Blade length is 280 mm, overall length 400 mm; the handle is made of profiled plastic and rubber.

Advantages

The hand-operated design requires no power source, giving flexibility on sites without electricity. A hardened-steel blade ensures durability and clean cuts in appropriate materials. The rubber-coated ergonomic handle improves control and reduces hand fatigue during extended use. Compact overall dimensions make the tool easy to carry and store.

Suitable for

• Cutting circular holes in drywall and light construction materials
• Enlarging existing holes for pipe and conduit installations
• On-site electrical and plumbing rough-in work
• General contractor tasks requiring portable hole cutting

Key specifications

• Brand: Beast
• Model (MPN): 8028710
• EAN: 5907698028710
• Blade (cutting) diameter: 280 mm
• Blade length: 280 mm
• Overall length: 400 mm
• Handle material: profiled plastic with rubber coating

How to use

Mark the desired hole center and, if needed, drill a small pilot hole to guide the blade. Insert the narrow end of the hardened-steel blade into the pilot hole, position the saw perpendicular to the work surface and apply steady, even pressure while rotating the tool by hand to cut the circular hole. For larger or tougher materials, use controlled, repeated passes rather than forcing the blade. Keep hands clear of the cutting edge and maintain a firm grip on the rubber-coated handle throughout the operation.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses and gloves). Avoid cutting in materials beyond the blade’s intended hardness; if material resistance is high, consider a powered hole saw designed for that material. Store the saw dry and clean the blade after use to prolong service life.