Cle-Line
Cle-Line 25091 2-9/16 65mm M3 Bi-Metal Hole Saw 1887
Cuts clean 65 mm holes in metal and wood using durable M3 bi-metal construction
- Bi-metal construction resists heat for longer cutting life
- 65 mm diameter matches 2-9/16 inch pipe and conduit sizes
- M3 high-speed steel teeth cut steel, stainless and wood cleanly
- New condition guarantees full factory tooth geometry and hardness
- Model 25091 identifies the exact saw for reordering and compatibility
Cle-Line 25091 65mm Bi-Metal Hole Saw
The Cle-Line 25091 is a 65mm bi-metal hole saw designed for cutting precise holes in metal, wood and plastic. It suits professional tradespeople and DIY users who need a durable cutting tool for installation or fabrication work.
M3 Arbor Thread Compatibility
The saw uses an M3 arbor thread, so it only fits arbors or mandrels with the matching M3 specification. Verify your arbor thread before purchase because an incorrect thread will prevent the saw from mounting securely.
Installation And Common Issues
Mount the saw by threading it onto a compatible M3 arbor until it seats firmly, then tighten the arbor in your drill chuck. The most frequent problem is discovering an arbor thread mismatch after opening the package, which makes the saw unusable without a correct adaptor.
Highlights
- Bi-metal construction resists heat for longer cutting life
- 65 mm diameter matches 2-9/16 inch pipe and conduit sizes
- M3 high-speed steel teeth cut steel, stainless and wood cleanly
- New condition guarantees full factory tooth geometry and hardness
- Model 25091 identifies the exact saw for reordering and compatibility
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How deep can the 65 mm hole saw cut in a single pass?
The 65 mm diameter sets the hole size; maximum cutting depth is determined by the saw body length and the arbor you pair with it.
What arbor thread does the M3 designation require?
M3 indicates a 3 mm metric thread on the hole saw; match it to an arbor with the same thread pitch for secure mounting.
Will the 2-9/16 inch saw fit my standard drill chuck?
The saw itself mounts on an M3-threaded arbor; the arbor shank size — typically 1/4 in or 3/8 in — decides chuck compatibility.
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