Ideal
Ideal 36-314 Carbide Hole Cutter Set 8 Pc hand tool
Eight carbide-tipped hole cutters with built-in arbor and two SmoothStart pilot drills for metal cutting up to 1/4 inch depth
- TypeKnives, Cutters & Snips
- Carbide-tipped teeth cut cleanly through metal
- Built-in arbor eliminates separate pilot-drill changes
- Six cutter sizes from 7/8 in to 2-1/2 in
- Two SmoothStart pilot drills reduce walking on hard surfaces
- Hard-shell carry case keeps all eight pieces organised
8-piece carbide hole cutter set
The Ideal 36-314 kit contains eight carbide-tipped cutters ranging from 7/8 in to 2-1/2 in. Each cutter features a built-in arbor and tooth counts of 5, 6, 7, 9, 10 or 12. The set includes two 10F521 SmoothStart pilot drills and a carry case for organisation.
Suited for metal-cutting tasks
Electricians and maintenance technicians who need clean holes in sheet metal will find the range of diameters useful. The built-in arbor simplifies tool changes on the job site. Buyers who require cutting depths greater than 1/4 in or who work primarily with wood or masonry should look at alternative tooling.
Straightforward installation
The 3/8 in shank fits standard drill chucks and the pilot drill centres the cutter automatically. The carbide tips resist wear during repetitive cuts. The main issue users encounter is premature tooth wear if the tool is run at excessive speed or without cutting lubricant on thicker metal.
Highlights
- Carbide-tipped teeth cut cleanly through metal
- Built-in arbor eliminates separate pilot-drill changes
- Six cutter sizes from 7/8 in to 2-1/2 in
- Two SmoothStart pilot drills reduce walking on hard surfaces
- Hard-shell carry case keeps all eight pieces organised
Specifications
| Brand | Ideal |
|---|---|
| Type | Knives, Cutters & Snips |
Questions about this item
What drill chuck size is needed for the 3/8 in shank on the 36-314 cutters?
The cutters have a 3/8 in shank, so a drill with a 3/8 in or larger chuck is required.
Can the 10F521 SmoothStart pilot drills be used with older hole cutters that have a different thread size?
The pilot drills are designed for the built-in arbor on these cutters; compatibility with other thread sizes is not guaranteed.
How can I verify the carbide teeth are cutting cleanly after the first hole?
Inspect the hole edge for smooth, burr-free metal and confirm the cutter advances without excessive vibration.
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