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6 in Concrete Hole Saw for Brick Masonry Stucco Recessed Lights Drywall Plaster

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Masonry & Tile Saws

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97 in stock

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New

MPN:

HOLETCG152

Country/Region of Manufacture:

China

Brand:

The Amazing Tile And Glass Cutter

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1

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6 inch Hole Saw for Concrete Drill Through Brick And Stucco Includes a Hex Adaptor / Arbor With TCT Pilot if Drilling Masonry There is an Option to Purchase Without an Arbor This One HOLETCG152 comes with No Arbor Adaptor HOLETCG152HEX comes with a 7/16 Hex Arbor that fits a Regular 1/2 inch Drill Chuck HOLETCG152SDS comes with an SDS Plus Arbor Adaptor that fits an SDS Plus Drill - These Just Slide in. Adaptors / Arbors / Mandrels Whether you call the Adaptor that holds the hole saw in the drill an arbor a mandrel or an adaptor, there are only 2 thread sizes which coincides with the 2 sizes of threads in All Hole Saws one has 1/2 inch Thread and one has 5/8 inch Thread. Then you have a choice of whether you need a Hexagonal Ended Arbor which fits a regular 1/2 inch Drill Chuck or an SDS Plus Arbor which is the one with Grooves on it that Slides and locks into an SDS Plus Drill instead of a Chuck. These Hole Saws Over 1 1/4 inch Need the Bigger Style Threaded Arbor and must have the 2 Locking Pins and a 5/8 inch Thread, these Arbors fit all hole saws up to and over 6 inch Diameter Hole Saws (Not to be confused with Diamond Core Bit Adaptors which although they have a 5/8 size thread its different so they will only fit Core Bits) Thread the Hole Saw onto The Arbor as far as possible then unscrew slightly until locking pins can be fully inserted into the 2 holes you might get lucky and not have to unscrew too far but they MUST be inserted. We have started selling and supplying Quick Change Arbor / Quick Release Arbor with spring loaded pins so it is a push pull into the holes instead of a screw into the holes, these do not loosen like the older cheaper screw in style. If the locking pins are not engaged in the back of the hole saw it puts huge amounts of pressure onto the screw threads and will destroy them, especially when using carbide hole saws so it is extremely important to use them correctly. The Adaptor with a 1/2 inch Thread is for all Hole Saws up to and including 1 1/8 inch Diameter. These smaller diameter Hole Saws used with these adaptors do not put a huge amount of torque / pressure on the threads of each other so they do not need locking pins. The Pilot Bit used with Carbide Grit Hole saws and a Hammer Drill for Masonry should be TCT (Tungsten Carbide Tip) Which is the Drill Bits with a Piece of Tungsten Carbide Welded into the tip - my wife calls it the little house shaped piece. If you are Drilling through softer material like Drywall Fiberglass Hardie Board Etc. I use a HSS Pilot ( High Speed Steel) This is the same design Pilot Drill as the TCT but without the House Shaped Piece of Carbide in the tip, this is the type of drill usually used for drilling steel and wood. Although Carbide Grit Hole Saws can cut Hardwood it should not be used on soft non abrasive materials like softwoods as that will just clog the grit and not work very well. They are also not the choice for cutting metal or steel. I have had some success with Cast Iron etc. but not soft metals. Tungsten Carbide Hole Saw With Permanently Bonded Tungsten Carbide Grit Have Gulleted Carbide Grit Serrated Edge Blade Gives A Smooth Fine Finish Used Dry. carbide Grit Is Perfect Can Light Saw / Hole Saw For Can Lights For Cutting Holes In Drywall Ceiling For Recessed Lighting 4 1/4 in To 6 Inch Can Hole Cutter, Tungsten Grit Hole Cutters Can Bore In Both Directions So Can Be Reversed, Can Be Wire Brushed Clean To Increase Life Span When Drilling Holes In Soft Materials. Can Be Used In Corded Or Cordless Drills. Great For Boat Building Plumbing Pipes Through Walls, Running Electrical Cables Through Brick Walls Recessed Light Saw Installing Atmos Speaker In Ceilings And Wall Speakers. Running Sink Waste Pipes Through Masonry Walls. Add A Hole Saw Extension From Our List For Drilling Deep Holes. Cutting Materials List : Drywall Plaster With Lath Hardy Board Cast Iron Concrete Marble Slate Travertine Glossy Wall Tiles Hardie Board Plaster And Cement Siding Cement Board Backer Board Styrofoam Pvc Acrylic Composite Boards Epoxy Resin Carbon Fiber Electrical Outlet Cutouts Grp Glass Reinforced Plastic Cfrp Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic, Hardwood Flooring, Laminate Flooring, Plasterboard. Remember Carbide Drill Bits And Carbide Hole Saw Set Whilst A Great Masonry Hole Saw They Are Not Designed For Dense Stone And Granite, For those Dense materials Check Out Our Diamond Grit Edge Hole Saws.