Hole Saw Bosch Bi-Metal Single for Drill, Ø 60 mm, for Drywall Metal Plastic Softwood

The Bosch Bi-Metal Single Hole Saw for Drill, Ø 60 mm, is designed for creating clean circular openings in drywall, various metals, plastic and softwood using a handheld drill. Constructed from bi-metal high-speed steel with a cobalt content, this single-piece hole saw offers a balance of cutting performance and durability for installation and service tasks. Supplied as one unit, it is compatible with standard hole saw adapters and intended for applications where a 60 mm bore is required.

Advantages

The bi-metal HSS construction with cobalt content enhances wear resistance and maintains cutting edge life when working through abrasive or mixed materials. A vario tooth strip configuration reduces binding and helps produce smooth, consistent cuts across different substrates. The tool is manufactured to fit common thread adapters, offering straightforward attachment to most handheld drills and saving time on setup.

Suitable for

• Cutting circular openings for pipes and conduit installation
• Ventilation and ductwork penetrations in thin materials
• Creating access holes for electrical boxes and fixtures
• General-purpose work in drywall, thin metal sheets, plastic panels and softwood

Key specifications

• Diameter: 60 mm
• Material: Bi-metal high-speed steel with cobalt alloy content
• Tooth design: Vario tooth strip for smooth cutting
• Cutting depth: suitable for hole saws with a cutting depth of 44 mm
• Compatibility: fits standard hole saw adapters and threaded mandrels

How to use

Mount the hole saw on a compatible mandrel or adapter and securely tighten according to the adapter manufacturer’s instructions. Mark the center point of the required hole and use an appropriate pilot bit or guide to stabilize the saw at start. Operate the handheld drill at a steady speed, applying light, even pressure and allowing the teeth to cut without forcing. Clear chips periodically to reduce heat buildup and maintain cutting efficiency. After cutting, remove burrs or sharp edges as needed for the intended installation.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Select drill speeds and feed pressure suitable for the material being cut; lower speeds are recommended for metal and plastic to reduce heat, while moderate speeds may be used for drywall and softwood. For prolonged life, avoid excessive side load and allow the saw to cool between extended cuts.