Cle-Line
Cle-Line 1887 100mm M42 Bi-Metal Hole Saw
Cuts 100 mm holes in metal and wood using M42 bi-metal teeth for long life
- M42 bi-metal teeth cut hard metals cleanly
- 100 mm diameter handles large pipe and conduit openings
- Model 1887 identifies the exact saw for reordering
- Prop 65 notice confirms regulated material disclosure
- New condition ensures full factory performance life
Cle-Line 1887 M42 Bi-Metal Hole Saw
The Cle-Line 1887 is a 100mm bi-metal hole saw built with M42 high-speed steel teeth. It is designed for cutting large-diameter holes in metal, wood and plastic using a standard power drill. Professional tradespeople and serious DIY users will find it suited to repetitive cutting tasks where tooth durability matters.
Check arbor compatibility and material suitability
Verify that your drill chuck or arbor accepts the shank configuration required by this saw. Ensure the workpiece material is compatible with bi-metal cutting and that you have appropriate cutting fluid or lubricant for metal applications. Confirm the 100mm diameter matches the hole size required for your project before ordering.
Suited for large-diameter cutting in mixed materials
This saw suits users who need a single 100mm cutter for occasional or regular trade work in steel, stainless steel, wood or plastics. It is not for buyers who need a set of multiple diameters, a quick-change arbor system included, or carbide-tipped teeth for abrasive materials such as cast iron or fibre cement.
Highlights
- M42 bi-metal teeth cut hard metals cleanly
- 100 mm diameter handles large pipe and conduit openings
- Model 1887 identifies the exact saw for reordering
- Prop 65 notice confirms regulated material disclosure
- New condition ensures full factory performance life
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 100 mm hole saw include an arbor and pilot bit, or must they be purchased separately?
The listing covers the 100 mm M42 bi-metal hole saw only; a compatible arbor and pilot bit are not included and must be sourced separately.
When should I choose the M42 100 mm version over other sizes or materials?
Choose the 100 mm M42 bi-metal saw when you need a 100 mm diameter cut in metal, wood or plastic and want the heat resistance and wear life that M42 high-speed steel provides.
What does the 100 mm diameter mean for the actual hole I will drill?
The saw produces a finished hole of 100 mm diameter; allow for the pilot bit and the thickness of the workpiece when planning the cut.
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