Drill Hole Saw Makita P-35106 1 pc

The Makita P-35106 drill hole saw is a single-piece accessory designed for creating precise circular openings in a variety of materials. Engineered for durability and accurate cutting, this hole saw accommodates installation and modification tasks where clean, round holes are required. Its construction supports repeated use in both professional and DIY environments, providing consistent hole quality and straightforward compatibility with standard drill arbors.

Advantages

This hole saw provides accurate, clean-cut edges and is manufactured from robust materials to resist wear during repeated drilling operations. The design facilitates straightforward mounting on compatible drills and promotes controlled cutting with minimal material damage. Its single-piece format simplifies storage and selection for specific hole diameters, and the stable cutting action reduces the need for secondary finishing.

Suitable for

• Cutting circular holes in wood
• Drilling openings in soft plastics
• Creating cable or pipe entry points in thin sheet materials
• General installation tasks for fittings and fixtures

Key specifications

• Design: Single-piece bi-metal style hole saw suitable for repeated use
• Intended materials: Wood, soft plastics, thin sheet materials
• Compatibility: Mounts to standard drill arbors (requires appropriate arbor not included)
• Construction: Hardened cutting teeth for improved wear resistance
• Use case: Manual drilling with corded or cordless drills rated for hole saw operation

How to use

Fit the hole saw to a compatible drill arbor and securely tighten the arbor’s fixing. Mark the center point of the required hole and, when possible, use a pilot bit or center punch to prevent skidding. Start drilling at low speed to establish the cut, then increase speed as the saw begins to cut through the material. Apply steady, moderate pressure and avoid forcing the saw; periodically withdraw to clear chips and reduce heat build-up. After cutting, deburr the hole if necessary to achieve a clean edge.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, including eye protection and gloves. Select drill speed and feed pressure according to the material being cut; lower speeds for metals and higher speeds for wood and plastics. Ensure the arbor and drill are rated for hole saw use and that the workpiece is securely clamped before drilling.