Hole saw set EINHELL kwb 599100 for drill, 7 pcs, Ø 63 mm, for wood and plastic

Hole saw set EINHELL kwb 599100 for drill, 7 pcs, Ø 63 mm, for wood and plastic is a seven-piece kit designed for cutting clean circular openings with standard cordless and corded drills. The set includes a range of hole saw blades with a maximum diameter of 63 mm and an aluminium die-cast arbor. Blades feature hardened spring steel teeth suitable for wood, boards, plasterboard and lightweight building materials, making the kit applicable for common installation and DIY tasks such as fitting fixtures, creating cable and pipe passages, and ventilation openings.

Advantages

The kit combines durable materials and practical design: a die-cast aluminium arbor for secure mounting and reduced weight, and hole saws with hardened spring steel teeth for wear resistance and clean cutting in soft and medium-density materials. Compatibility with standard drill chucks allows quick blade changes and straightforward use with most household and workshop drills. The set covers a variety of common hole sizes up to 63 mm, providing a single solution for multiple cutting tasks.

Suitable for

• Cutting circular holes in solid wood and softwood boards
• Opening passages in plasterboard and lightweight building materials
• Installing fittings, locks and door hardware
• Making openings for pipes, cables and ventilation ducts
• General DIY and renovation tasks requiring clean round cuts

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 7 hole saw blades with arbor
• Maximum diameter: 63 mm
• Material of arbor: die-cast aluminium
• Tooth material: hardened spring steel
• Suitable work materials: wood, boards, plasterboard, lightweight building materials and many plastics
• Compatibility: designed for use with standard drill chucks (cordless and corded drills)

How to use

Fit the die-cast aluminium arbor into the drill chuck and secure it tightly. Select the appropriate hole saw blade and mount it onto the arbor according to the kit’s connection method. Position the drill perpendicular to the work surface and start at low speed to establish the cut, then increase speed as needed while maintaining steady pressure. For thicker or denser materials, make progressive cuts rather than forcing a single deep cut. After cutting, remove the blade and clear any debris or plug from the hole saw.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and hearing protection. For cleaner cuts in fragile materials, support the workpiece from behind and use tape to reduce splintering. Avoid overheating by using moderate drill speed and intermittent operation; apply cutting lubricant only where suitable for the work material. Inspect blades regularly for wear and replace if teeth are damaged.