Instructions / Assembly

High Speed Steel Bi-Metal Hole Saws
Instructions
Constructed with the highest grade of steel with M42 Bi-Metal Construction, with 8% industrial grade cobalt
content for longer life than traditional M3 Bi-Metal Hole Saws. The High Speed Steel Bi-Metal Hole Saws offer:
Reduce cutting time with 1-7/8” depth of cut.
Solid back plate for cleaner, truer holes and longer tool life.
Unique fleem ground teeth geometry resulting in improved performance and efficient chip removal.
4/6 variable tooth configuration for faster cutting and longer life.
Diamond side provides quick plug removal, available on 7/8 in. to 6 in. hole saws
Cat eye openings on solid back plate provide line of sight and aid in plug removal, available on 2 in. to 6 in.
hole saws.
Safety First!
Always wear eye protection when using this product.
Wear appropriate working clothes and shoes as needed.
Wear hearing protection while using this product.
Utilize a cap to keep long hair away from moving drill.
Reduce pressure when hole saw is close to drilling through object. Be cautious of foot position as substrates
may be hot once ejected from hole saw.
When alternating hole saw sizes, disconnect power to drill and allow hole saw to cool down before touching
hole saw.
Do not touch object or pick up chips immediately after cutting as high heat is generated that can cause a burn.
Do not modify hole saw for any other purpose. Any inappropriate modification of the hole saw may cause an
accident and result in personal injury.
Guidelines for Best Hole Saw Operation
Choose the appropriate size of hole saw as per application and cutting edge.
Choose drill with adjustable speed function to avoid damage on cutting edge.
Ensure pilot bit and arbor are firmly attached to drill. Drive pins should be fully engaged in drive pin holes.
Pilot bit should extend at a minimum anywhere from 3/16” to 1/4” from end of tooth points - enough to
establish and hold center.

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