Hole Cutter for Faucet 35 mm GEKO G01634, pack of 50

GEKO hole cutter for faucet installations with a 35 mm cutting diameter, supplied in a pack of 50 units. This tool is designed to create consistent, round openings for mounting faucets and similar fixtures in panels and surfaces compatible with hole cutters. The set format supports repetitive cutting tasks commonly required in plumbing, workshop and installation environments where multiple identical holes are needed.

Advantages

The 35 mm diameter is matched to standard faucet fittings, enabling accurate and repeatable hole placement. Supplied as a bulk pack of 50, the cutters reduce downtime from tool changes and simplify procurement for larger projects. The design provides clean circular cuts when used with appropriate pilot drills and compatible materials, improving installation fit and reducing the need for post-cut finishing.

Suitable for

• Cutting faucet mounting holes in bathroom and kitchen countertops
• Repeated hole production in workshops and plumbing installation sites
• Preparing panels and surfaces for taps and fixtures in renovation projects

Key specifications

• Cutting diameter: 35 mm
• Package quantity: 50 units
• Intended use: creating round mounting holes for faucets and similar fixtures
• Compatible with materials suitable for hole cutters (e.g., wood, composite countertops, some plastics; test material compatibility before use)

How to use

Select a suitable pilot drill or arbor compatible with your drill press or hand drill and secure the hole cutter according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Mark the center point of the required hole on the workpiece, clamp the workpiece to prevent movement, and start drilling at low speed to establish the pilot. Increase speed as recommended by the cutter and material guidelines, applying steady, moderate pressure. After cutting, inspect the hole edge and remove any burrs or splinters with a file or sandpaper if required.

Usage recommendations

Ensure the chosen material is appropriate for hole cutting and that the cutter is mounted securely. Use clamps and eye protection; follow standard safety practices for rotary cutting tools. For harder materials or frequent use, verify compatibility with the cutter and consider appropriate cooling or slower feed rates to prolong cutter life.