Hole cutter Wolfcraft 1-hole cutter model 3762000 for drilling single holes in wood and drywall

Wolfcraft 1-hole cutter model 3762000 is a single-hole cutting tool designed for creating individual circular openings in wood and drywall. Intended for use with hand drills or drill presses, this hole cutter produces a focused cutting action for installing fixtures, cable passages or recessed fittings where one precise hole is required. The tool includes a screw starter and is supplied in a compact storage box for convenient transport and storage.

Advantages

The hole cutter offers simple and exact punching performance with minimal effort thanks to an integrated ball bearing. It delivers high durability suitable for repeated use and comes with a starter screw (Ø 10.2 mm) for accurate centring. Supplied in a storage box and packaged with a sticker, the tool is ready for immediate use and tidy storage.

Suitable for

• Cutting individual circular openings in wood
• Creating holes in drywall and plasterboard
• Making passages for cables and pipes
• Installing single fixtures such as recessed fittings and tap fittings
• Use with handheld drills or drill press when one precise hole is needed

Key specifications

• Designed for single-hole cutting in wood and drywall
• Includes screw starter with nominal diameter 10.2 mm for centring
• Ball bearing for reduced friction during cutting
• Supplied in a compact storage box for protection and transport
• Suitable for use with hand drills and drill presses

How to use

Fit the screw starter to the centre of the hole cutter and secure it in the drill chuck. Mark the centre of the desired hole on the workpiece, position the starter point at the mark and start drilling at low speed to obtain correct alignment. Apply gentle steady pressure while maintaining perpendicular orientation to the surface; the ball bearing reduces resistance and helps stabilise the cutter. After cutting, retract the cutter and remove any remaining core or debris from the cutting edge before storing the tool in its box.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves. For clean edges in drywall, use moderate speed and avoid excessive lateral forces. When cutting in wood, check for hidden fasteners or wiring before drilling and ensure the drill is held steady for an accurate, round opening.