Greenlee
Greenlee 925-7/8 hole cutter 7/8 in HSS 3/8 in hex
Cuts 7/8 in holes in wood, plastic and machinable metal with a built-in 3/8 in hex arbor and 14 high-speed steel teeth
- TypeHand Saws
- Cuts wood, plastic and machinable metal
- High-speed steel teeth stay sharp longer
- Built-in arbor simplifies bit changes
- 14 teeth give smooth, clean holes
- 3/8 in hex shank fits standard drills
Greenlee 925 7/8 in hole cutter
The Greenlee 925-7/8 hole cutter is a high-speed steel hand saw designed for wood, plastic and any machinable metal. It cuts a 7/8 in diameter hole to a maximum depth of 1/4 in and is aimed at trade users who need a durable, single-size cutter for repetitive drilling tasks.
Check shank and arbor compatibility
Verify that your drill or driver accepts a 3/8 in hex shank before ordering. The built-in arbor uses a 3/8 in thread size and the replacement arbor is manufacturer number 925-011 while the replacement pilot drill is number 925-001. Confirm these match your existing setup to avoid fitment issues.
Thermals noise and power draw in normal use
As a hand tool the cutter produces no electrical noise and draws no power from an external source. Heat generated during cutting stays within the workpiece and the tool body, so normal use does not create thermal concerns for the operator or the drill motor.
Highlights
- Cuts wood, plastic and machinable metal
- High-speed steel teeth stay sharp longer
- Built-in arbor simplifies bit changes
- 14 teeth give smooth, clean holes
- 3/8 in hex shank fits standard drills
Specifications
| Brand | Greenlee |
|---|---|
| Type | Hand Saws |
Questions about this item
What does the Greenlee 925-7/8 hole cutter include and what must I buy separately?
The cutter ships with a built-in arbor and 14 high-speed steel teeth. Replacement arbor 925-011 and pilot drill 925-001 are sold separately.
How do I choose the right version of this 7/8 in hole cutter?
This model is a single 7/8 in diameter cutter with a 3/8 in hex shank for wood, plastic and machinable metal. No other diameters or shank sizes are offered under this part number.
What does the 1/4 in maximum cutting depth mean when I use the cutter?
It limits each plunge to 1/4 in deep in wood, plastic or machinable metal, so thicker material requires multiple passes or a different tool.
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