Hole Saw Set Wolfcraft OTWORNICA STANDARD sizes 40, 45, 65 mm (1 pc)

Wolfcraft OTWORNICA STANDARD hole saw set includes three cutters in sizes 40 mm, 45 mm and 65 mm supplied as one piece. Designed for cutting round openings in wood, plastic and soft building materials, the set suits drilling tasks where precise circular holes are needed for fittings and pipes. The cutters are compatible with standard drill arbors and intended for general DIY and installation work, providing a compact solution when multiple hole diameters are required on a single job.

Advantages

The set offers three commonly used diameters in a single unit to reduce the need for multiple separate tools. The cutters are engineered for clean cuts in wood, plastics and softer construction materials, minimising splintering and improving hole quality. Compatibility with standard drill arbors simplifies setup and exchange, while the grouped supply reduces storage space and the risk of losing individual saws.

Suitable for

• Drilling circular openings for door and window fittings
• Creating holes for pipes, conduit and cable outlets
• Routine DIY tasks and light installation work
• Cutting openings in wooden boards, plasterboard and plastic panels

Key specifications

• Included diameters: 40 mm, 45 mm, 65 mm
• Material compatibility: wood, plastic, soft building materials
• Supply form: three cutters supplied as one piece
• Mounting: fits standard drill arbors

How to use

Select the required cutter diameter and attach it to a compatible drill arbor following the drill and arbor manufacturer instructions. Secure the workpiece and mark the centre point of the hole. Start drilling at low speed to establish the cut, then increase speed as appropriate for the material while keeping steady pressure. After completing the cut, withdraw the saw and remove any material plug. Inspect the hole and deburr edges if necessary.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate safety equipment including eye protection and gloves. For best results in fragile surfaces, place masking tape over the cut area to reduce splintering. Match drill speed to the material — lower speeds for plastics and higher speeds for softer woods — and avoid excessive pressure to prolong blade life.