Hole Saw GRAPHITE Diamond 65 mm with M14 shank

Diamond hole saw GRAPHITE 65 mm with M14 shank is a cutting accessory designed to create precise circular openings in hard building materials. The tool features a 65 mm cutting diameter and an M14 threaded shank that fits angle grinders and other power tools with an M14 arbor. The diamond cutting edge enables efficient cutting in ceramic, porcelain, tile and natural stone. The hole saw can be used wet or dry; using coolant or water during cutting helps reduce wear and improve hole quality.

Advantages

The diamond-coated cutting rim ensures stable cutting performance and longer life when used on abrasive surfaces. The M14 shank offers straightforward mounting to most angle grinders and compatible power tools without the need for additional adapters. The 65 mm diameter provides a standard-size opening for plumbing fixtures, ventilation ducts and installation work. The construction is balanced for smoother operation and controlled cutting speed.

Suitable for

• Drilling precise holes in ceramic and porcelain tiles
• Creating openings in natural stone and engineered stone
• Cutting circular holes for plumbing fixtures and pipe penetrations
• Manufacturing openings for ventilation grilles and electrical conduits in tiled surfaces

Key specifications

• Cutting diameter: 65 mm
• Shank type: M14 threaded shank suitable for angle grinders and compatible tools
• Cutting material: diamond-coated rim for use on hard and abrasive surfaces
• Compatible cutting methods: wet or dry operation depending on material
• Typical applications: ceramic, porcelain, glazed tile, natural stone

How to use

Secure the hole saw on the tool by screwing the M14 shank into the angle grinder or arbor according to the tool manufacturer's instructions. Mark the centre of the intended hole on the workpiece and start drilling at low rotational speed to establish a guide groove; apply steady, moderate pressure. For hard or brittle materials, use a water supply or coolant to reduce dust and heat; for thinner tiles or delicate surfaces, intermittent drilling and light pressure help prevent cracking. After cutting, clean the rim and remove debris before further use.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses, gloves and respiratory protection when dry cutting). Match the rotational speed and cutting method to the material: lower speeds and wet cutting for hard stone and porcelain, and cautious, intermittent cutting for thin or glazed tiles to avoid chipping.