Holesaw set GEKO 7172571 with carbide teeth — sizes 64, 76, 89, 102, 127 mm

Holesaw set GEKO 7172571 with carbide teeth includes five hole saw cups in diameters 64, 76, 89, 102 and 127 mm plus a mandrel with pilot drill bit. The carbide-tooth design is intended for cutting holes in wood, chipboard, MDF, drywall and some plastics, with a maximum cutting depth of 25 mm per cup. The set is suitable for creating openings for plumbing, electrical fixtures and HVAC installations where larger diameter holes are required.

Advantages

The carbide teeth provide increased durability and longer edge retention compared with standard bi-metal hole saws. Multiple common diameters in one set reduce the need to change tools on site, and the included mandrel with pilot drill bit ensures accurate centring and faster start-up. The cups are designed for efficient material removal when drilling into wood-based materials and plastics.

Suitable for

• Drilling holes in solid wood
• Creating openings in chipboard and MDF panels
• Cutting holes in drywall and gypsum board
• Making holes in some rigid plastics
• Installing plumbing, electrical boxes and HVAC ducts

Key specifications

• Brand: GEKO
• Model / MPN: 7172571
• EAN: 5901477172571
• Hole diameters: 64 mm, 76 mm, 89 mm, 102 mm, 127 mm
• Tooth material: carbide
• Included: 5 hole saw cups, mandrel with pilot drill
• Maximum cutting depth: 25 mm
• Intended materials: wood, chipboard, MDF, drywall, some plastics

How to use

Secure the appropriate hole saw cup onto the included mandrel, tighten according to the mandrel instructions and mount the mandrel in a compatible drill. Mark the centre point of the hole, start drilling at low speed to engage the pilot bit for accurate centring, then increase speed and apply steady pressure until the cup cuts through the material to the required depth. Retract the saw and clear debris from the cup as needed. Observe the maximum cutting depth of 25 mm for each cup.

Usage recommendations

Use steady, even pressure and moderate drill speed to avoid overheating the carbide teeth. For thicker workpieces, consider multiple passes or a deeper cutting method; always wear suitable eye and hand protection and secure the workpiece before drilling.