Hole Saws

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1" (2)

1-1/16" (9)

1-1/2" (31)

1-5/8" (30)

1-3/4" (47)

2" (2)

2-7/16" (19)

5" (1)

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Capri, Halo, Pathway and Thomas (1)

Capri, Hubbell®, Lightolier®, Lithonia®, Marco, Prescolite®, Progress (1)

Fiberglass, ceramic tile, laminates and other abrasive materials (17)

Juno, Progress and Pathway (1)

Metal (14)

Metal and wood (52)

Tile and stainless steel (30)

Tile and Stone (16)

Wet, frozen, pressure treated and hardwoods without binding (9)

Style

Core Cutter (14)

Deep (52)

MASTER GRIT (17)

One Piece (9)

One Tooth (9)

Recessed Lighting (3)

Standard (7)

Variable Pitch (30)

Material

Bi-Metal (51)

Carbide Tipped (48)

Diamond Grit (16)

High Speed Steel (9)

Tungsten Carbide (17)

Hole saws are used with corded and cordless drills to cut out larger holes in thin pieces of wood, plastic, or soft metal for plumbing and electrical applications. Instead of drilling out all of the material for a hole, the hole saw cuts a ring of material. This enables faster drilling and creates a larger diameter hole. Hole saws need an arbor for operation, but some models come with an arbor built in.

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