Hole Saw GRAPHITE 57H920 — 1 pc, 94 g

GRAPHITE 57H920 — 1 pc, 94 g is a single-piece hole saw designed for cutting circular openings in a range of common materials. The tool is intended for tradespeople and DIY users who need a compact, portable accessory for creating holes in wood, drywall and light construction materials. Constructed with progressive teeth and a bimetal cutting edge, this hole saw is suitable for general hole-cutting tasks where accuracy and tool durability are required.

Advantages

The bimetal construction with high-speed steel progressive teeth provides a balance of cutting performance and wear resistance, enabling efficient hole cutting in varied materials. Its single-piece design and lightweight construction make the tool easy to handle and transport. The progressive tooth geometry helps produce cleaner, more precise holes while distributing cutting forces to reduce binding and heat buildup.

Suitable for

• Cutting circular holes in wood
• Creating openings in drywall for fixtures and fittings
• Light construction and renovation hole-cutting tasks
• Working with plastics and composite materials

Key specifications

• Quantity in pack: 1 piece
• Net weight: 94 g
• Blade material: bimetal with high-speed steel cutting teeth
• Tooth type: progressive tooth geometry
• Intended materials: wood, drywall, plastics, composite materials, steel, stainless steel

How to use

Install the hole saw on a compatible arbor or mandrel according to the tool holder instructions and secure it firmly. Mark the center point of the desired hole, position the pilot or guide, and start cutting at low speed to establish the opening. Apply steady, moderate pressure and allow the progressive teeth to remove material without forcing the tool. For metal cutting use appropriate cutting fluid or coolant and adjust feed speed to the material thickness; for wood and plastics, clear chips regularly to prevent clogging.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Match drill speed, arbor type and cooling method to the material being cut. Inspect the hole saw for wear before use and replace if teeth are damaged to maintain cutting quality and safety.