Hole cutter Wolfcraft 1-hole model 3761000 — single-hole cutting tool

Hole cutter Wolfcraft 1-hole model 3761000 — single-hole cutting tool is a round cutting accessory designed to create a single, precise circular opening in materials such as wood, drywall and similar substrates. Manufactured by Wolfcraft, this single-hole cutter is intended for use with compatible drills and appropriate pilot bits or arbors and is supplied in a storage box with starter screw included.

Advantages

The Wolfcraft single-hole cutter provides simple and exact punching for one-off circular holes, suitable for installations such as water taps and other fixtures. Its construction includes a ball bearing to reduce effort during cutting and improve guidance. The cutter is designed for high durability and can be used on sheet steel and stainless steel where applicable. The package includes a 10.2 mm screw starter and comes in a storage box with sticker packaging.

Suitable for

• Cutting round openings for water taps and plumbing fixtures
• Making single holes in wood and wooden panels
• Cutting openings in drywall and gypsum boards
• Working with thin sheet metal and stainless steel where material thickness permits

Key specifications

• Single-hole cutting design for one circular opening
• Includes 10.2 mm screw starter for pilot guidance
• Ball bearing supported for reduced cutting effort and improved guidance
• Suitable for use with compatible drill equipment and pilot bits/arbors
• Supplied in a storage box; sticker packaging
• Intended for materials such as wood, drywall, sheet steel and stainless steel depending on thickness

How to use

Select a compatible drill and the appropriate pilot bit or arbor, secure the 1-hole cutter according to the drill and arbor instructions, then fit the included screw starter if required. Position the cutter perpendicular to the work surface, start drilling at low speed to establish the pilot, then increase speed and apply steady, even pressure while allowing the ball bearing to guide the cutter. After cutting, stop the drill and remove the cutter carefully; deburr the hole if necessary.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves, and clamp the workpiece securely before cutting. Verify material thickness and suitability for the cutter—for stainless steel or sheet steel, use appropriate cutting speeds, cooling or lubrication as required and avoid excessive feed force. Ensure the drill and pilot bit/arbor are compatible and correctly installed to maintain cutting accuracy and tool life.