Hole Saw KWB 499045 for Cordless Screwdriver 4.5 cm

The KWB 499045 hole saw for cordless screwdrivers has a cutting diameter of 45 mm and is intended for interior finishing, electrical and installation work, as well as installation of kitchen worktops and woodworking tasks. It is suitable for drilling into a wide range of building and finishing materials including wood, laminated boards (HPL), plastics, lightweight boards, gypsum materials, fibre cement, aerated concrete, wood fibre insulation boards, brick, clinker and masonry.

Advantages

The hole saw features diamond-ground, high-temperature brazed carbide cutting edges and is available with hex or SDS shanks. It includes a 6 mm pilot drill for accurate centring, provides a cutting depth between 53 and 60 mm, avoids burning of workpiece edges and allows problem-free chip removal. The tool is designed for use with cordless screwdrivers and provides reliable, durable performance across a variety of materials.

Suitable for

• Installing wiring and electrical boxes in walls and panels
• Cutting holes for plumbing and ventilation fixtures during interior finishing
• Drilling openings for kitchen worktops, tables and furniture installation
• Creating service penetrations in lightweight concrete, aerated concrete and masonry
• Making pass-throughs in wood, plywood, HPL and plastic panels

Key specifications

• Brand: KWB
• Model / MPN: 499045
• EAN: 4009314990454
• Intended drive: Cordless screwdriver (hex or SDS shank options)
• Cutting diameter: 45 mm (4.5 cm)
• Cutting depth: 53–60 mm
• Pilot drill: 6 mm
• Cutting edge: Diamond-ground, high-temperature brazed carbide
• Suitable materials: Wood, laminated (HPL) boards, plastics, lightweight boards, gypsum, fibre cement, aerated concrete, wood fibre insulation boards, brick, clinker, masonry

How to use

Fit the hole saw onto the cordless screwdriver using the appropriate hex or SDS shank, secure the 6 mm pilot drill in place and position the pilot at the intended drilling point. Apply steady, moderate pressure and run the driver at an appropriate speed for the material being cut. Allow the pilot drill to centre the saw, progress the cut while clearing chips as needed, and withdraw periodically if required to remove debris and prevent overheating. After cutting, clean the hole and remove the pilot bit.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses, gloves and dust mask) and select a suitable driver speed for the material. For masonry or aerated concrete, use lower speed and increased feed pressure; for wood and plastics, a higher speed with controlled feed gives cleaner cuts. Ensure the shank type matches your cordless screwdriver and check compatibility before use.