Hole saw YATO YT-43972, single, drill-mounted, diameter 22 mm, for ceramic concrete plastic wood

YATO YT-43972 is a single-hole saw designed for use with handheld drills. With a 22 mm cutting diameter, this drill-mounted hole saw is intended for making compact, precise round openings in materials such as ceramic, concrete, plastic and wood. The tool is suitable for tasks that require a small bore for pipework, fixtures, cable grommets and other installation work where a neat circular hole is needed.

Advantages

The hole saw offers a compact 22 mm diameter that enables accurate, repeatable holes with minimal chipping on ceramic and plastic surfaces. Its drill-mounted design allows quick attachment to standard drill chucks, providing straightforward operation with handheld drills. The construction is focused on stability during cutting, helping to maintain the intended hole size and alignment in a variety of base materials.

Suitable for

• Drilling small-diameter holes for pipes and conduits
• Creating openings for fixtures and fittings in ceramic tiles
• Cutting clean holes in plastic panels and PVC
• Making pilot or finish holes in wood for joinery and installations

Key specifications

• Cutting diameter: 22 mm
• Type: single hole saw (one cutting cup)
• Mounting: for use with handheld drill chuck
• Compatible materials: ceramic, concrete, plastic, wood

How to use

Secure the hole saw in the drill chuck according to the drill manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the arbor is tightened and the cutting cup is aligned. Mark the centre point of the hole on the workpiece and place the pilot point (if present) or the saw edge on the mark. Start drilling at low speed to establish the cut and then increase speed moderately while maintaining steady pressure. Keep the drill perpendicular to the work surface and clear debris periodically to prevent binding. For hard materials such as ceramic or concrete, use light, consistent pressure and consider cooling or intermittent drilling to extend the cutting life.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and a dust mask when cutting ceramic or concrete. Select a drill with sufficient power and a secure chuck, and adjust feed rate and speed to match the material being cut. For best results on tile, start with a centre punch or masking tape to reduce slippage; for concrete, consider pre-drilling a pilot hole or using a drill with hammer function disabled if possible.