Hole saw Proline 31396 — 1 piece, drill accessory

Proline 31396 — 1 piece, drill accessory is a single-piece hole saw designed as a drill accessory for cutting round openings in a range of building materials. Supplied as one hole saw, it is intended for general-purpose hole-cutting tasks during installations and repairs where a circular aperture is required. The tool is made from high-quality materials and is suitable for use with a compatible drill and arbor; it is compatible with common installation jobs including tiles, bricks, walls, lightweight construction materials and gypsumboard.

Advantages

The hole saw offers a robust construction intended to deliver consistent cutting performance and long service life when used as recommended. Its compatibility with standard arbors and guide drills ensures stable centring and accurate hole placement. Designed for general installation work, it provides reliable cutting in a variety of substrates without unnecessary complexity.

Suitable for

• Creating circular openings for pipes, conduits and cable glands in walls and partitions
• Cutting holes in tiles and bricks during bathroom and kitchen installations
• Making pass-throughs in lightweight construction materials and gypsumboard
• General repair and maintenance tasks requiring neat round apertures

Key specifications

• Configuration: single-piece hole saw for drill use
• Material: manufactured from high-quality cutting materials suitable for building substrates
• Intended materials: tiles, bricks, masonry, lightweight construction panels, gypsumboard
• Supply: single hole saw supplied as one piece (requires appropriate arbor and guide drill)
• Compatibility: designed for use with standard drills and compatible arbor systems

How to use

Fit the hole saw to a compatible arbor and attach the recommended guide drill to ensure central positioning. Mark the desired hole location, secure the workpiece, and begin drilling at a low speed to establish the pilot position, then increase speed and apply steady pressure to cut through the material. For tiled surfaces use light, controlled feed and cooling where appropriate; for masonry or brick, use intermittent advance to reduce heat buildup. After cutting, withdraw the saw and clear debris from the cutting edge before further use.

Usage recommendations

Use the hole saw with an appropriate guide drill and backing plate to maintain accuracy. Select drilling speed and feed rate according to the material being cut: lower speeds and intermittent pressure for tiles and masonry, moderate speeds for lightweight panels and gypsumboard. Wear suitable personal protective equipment such as eye protection and dust mask, and secure the workpiece to prevent movement during drilling.