Drill America
Drill America CTH4687 4-11/16" Carbide Tipped Hole Cutter pneumatic accessory
Carbide-tipped hole cutter drills 4-11/16" holes in stainless steel, cast iron and sheet metal with auto-ejecting slug and pilot drill included
- Carbide-tipped teeth deliver extended lifespan
- Auto-ejecting slug clears the hole automatically
- Cuts stainless steel, cast iron, copper and abrasive materials
- Pilot drill and hex key included for immediate use
- Over 300 holes in stainless steel plate per cutter
4-11/16" Carbide Tipped Hole Cutter
The Drill America CTH4687 is a pneumatic accessory built for cutting large-diameter holes without oversized chucks. It suits metalworkers and maintenance crews who need clean bores in tough alloys. The carbide-tipped teeth extend service life on stainless steel, cast iron, copper and abrasive composites.
1" depth of cut and 300-hole capacity
Each cutter reaches a 1-inch depth of cut and can produce over 300 holes in stainless steel plate before replacement. An auto-ejecting slug clears the workpiece automatically, keeping the workflow moving. The pilot drill and hex key are included so the tool is ready for immediate use.
Upgrade from bi-metal hole saws
This cutter replaces slower bi-metal hole saws that wear quickly on hard materials and require larger chucks. The jump is worth it when repeatability in stainless steel, high-density resin or thick metal plates matters. It is not for jobs needing deeper penetration or diameters outside the 4-11/16" specification.
Highlights
- Carbide-tipped teeth deliver extended lifespan
- Auto-ejecting slug clears the hole automatically
- Cuts stainless steel, cast iron, copper and abrasive materials
- Pilot drill and hex key included for immediate use
- Over 300 holes in stainless steel plate per cutter
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 4-11/16" carbide-tipped hole cutter fit the standard arbor on my existing magnetic drill press?
The cutter uses a 1" depth-of-cut design with an included pilot drill and hex key, matching common magnetic-drill arbors for direct mounting.
How do I confirm the auto-ejecting slug mechanism is functioning correctly after the first cut?
After drilling, the slug should pop free automatically; if it remains stuck, clear debris from the ejection spring and verify the pilot drill is seated to full depth.
Does the package include the pilot drill and hex key, or must they be purchased separately?
Each cutter ships with both the pilot drill and hex key in the box, so no extra accessories are required to start cutting.
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