Hole saw Lenox 10507837 — single piece, for drill, diameter 64 mm, weight 200 g

Lenox 10507837 is a single-piece hole saw designed for use with standard drills, offering a 64 mm cutting diameter and lightweight construction at approximately 200 g. The tool is intended for producing clean, round holes in materials compatible with bi-metal or carbon steel hole saws and is suitable when a specific size or single replacement saw is required for maintenance or installation tasks.

Advantages

This single-piece hole saw provides a consistent 64 mm bore size with a compact, easy-to-handle form factor. Its single-piece construction reduces the number of components to assemble and can improve rigidity during cutting. The relatively low weight makes it convenient to carry and mount on a drill arbor, while the precise diameter supports repeatable hole sizes for fittings, conduits, or mounting hardware.

Suitable for

• Cutting round holes in wood and soft to medium-density building materials compatible with standard hole saws
• Installing pipes, conduits, and electrical boxes where a 64 mm opening is required
• Maintenance tasks requiring a single-size hole saw replacement
• General-purpose drilling with a corded or cordless drill when using the correct arbor and pilot bit

Key specifications

• Cutting diameter: 64 mm
• Configuration: single-piece hole saw
• Compatibility: designed for use with standard drill arbors and pilot bits
• Weight: approximately 200 g
• Intended application: creating round holes in materials compatible with conventional hole saws

How to use

Secure the hole saw to a compatible drill arbor and ensure a suitable pilot bit is installed to guide the cut. Mark the center of the hole on the workpiece and position the pilot bit at the mark. Start drilling at low speed to establish the pilot hole, then increase speed as appropriate for the material, applying steady, moderate pressure. Periodically clear chips from the cup to prevent binding and allow the saw to cut efficiently. After completing the cut, remove the hole saw from the arbor and clear any remaining material from the saw cup.

Recommendations for use

Use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. Select the correct arbor and pilot bit for the drill and material. Match cutting speed and feed rate to the workpiece to avoid overheating or premature wear. For harder materials, consider lubrication or specialized saw types. Inspect the hole saw before use for damage or wear and replace if teeth are compromised.