Drill hole saw YATO YT-3308, 25 mm diameter, for aluminium, cast iron, plastic, stainless steel, wood, 1 pc

YATO YT-3308 is a single-piece 25 mm hole saw designed for use with electric and cordless drills. It is intended to cut clean, compact round openings in a range of materials including aluminium, cast iron, plastic, stainless steel and wood. The one-piece construction provides dimensional stability and ease of handling during repetitive drilling tasks for installations, plumbing, electrical boxes and general DIY work.

Advantages

The solid single-piece design reduces play between the saw body and arbor, improving concentricity and cutting accuracy. A 25 mm diameter delivers a compact bore suitable for conduit, small pipe entries and cable pass-throughs. Compatibility with a wide range of materials eliminates the need for multiple specialized saws, saving time and simplifying tool selection for mixed-material projects.

Suitable for

• Cutting holes for electrical boxes and conduit in walls and panels
• Making small pipe and cable entry holes in metal and plastic
• Creating round openings in wood for fixtures and fittings
• Precision drilling in light metalwork and cast components

Key specifications

• Type: single-piece hole saw for drill use
• Diameter: 25 mm
• Material compatibility: aluminium, cast iron, plastic, stainless steel, wood
• Quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Secure the hole saw in the drill chuck or appropriate arbor according to the drill manufacturer’s instructions. Mark the center point of the intended hole and, if possible, use a pilot drill to guide the saw. Start drilling at low speed to establish the cut, then increase speed moderately, applying steady, even pressure. Withdraw periodically to clear chips and prevent overheating, especially when cutting metals. After cutting, deburr the edge of the hole as needed to achieve a clean finish.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, including safety glasses and gloves. For metal work, apply cutting lubricant to extend tool life and improve cut quality. Match drill speed and feed rate to the substrate: lower speeds for stainless steel and cast iron, moderate speeds for aluminium and plastics, and higher speeds for wood. Inspect the hole saw before use for signs of wear or damage and replace when cutting performance declines.