Klein Tools
Klein Tools 31852 carbide hole cutter 7/8 inch for 1/2 inch conduit
Carbide hole cutter drills quick, precise holes in stainless steel, mild steel, iron, copper and brass sheet up to 3/16-Inch thick
- Cuts quick, precise holes in stainless, mild steel, iron, copper and brass sheet up to 3/16-Inch thick
- Split point pilot drill bit prevents bit walking for accurate starts
- Integrated flange stops drilling beyond the sheet metal for controlled depth
- Designed for 1/2-Inch conduit and pipe sizes
- Uses replacement pilot bit 31874 for extended tool life
7/8-Inch Carbide Hole Cutter for 1/2-Inch Conduit
This carbide hole cutter is designed for electricians and metalworkers who need clean, accurate holes in sheet metal. It cuts stainless steel, mild steel, iron, copper and brass up to 3/16-Inch thick. The 7/8-Inch diameter matches standard 1/2-Inch conduit requirements.
Integrated Flange and Split Point Pilot Bit
An integrated flange stops the tool from drilling past the workpiece surface, protecting both the material and the operator. The split point pilot bit prevents walking at the start of the cut, keeping the hole centred without a centre punch. Replacement pilot bit 31874 is available separately.
Check Material Thickness and Chuck Compatibility
Verify that your sheet metal does not exceed the 3/16-Inch maximum cutting depth before use. Ensure your drill chuck accepts the cutter shank and that the pilot bit is sharp or replaced with part 31874 for best results. This tool is not suited for materials thicker than specified or for non-metallic substrates.
Highlights
- Cuts quick, precise holes in stainless, mild steel, iron, copper and brass sheet up to 3/16-Inch thick
- Split point pilot drill bit prevents bit walking for accurate starts
- Integrated flange stops drilling beyond the sheet metal for controlled depth
- Designed for 1/2-Inch conduit and pipe sizes
- Uses replacement pilot bit 31874 for extended tool life
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 7/8-Inch cutter for 1/2-Inch conduit or another size?
This cutter is sized for 1/2-Inch conduit and cuts a 7/8-Inch hole, matching that specific pipe size.
What does the 3/16-Inch maximum material thickness mean on the job?
It cuts stainless steel, mild steel, iron, copper and brass sheet up to 3/16-Inch thick in a single pass.
What shank or fitment does the 31852 use and what does that limit?
It uses a split point pilot drill bit to prevent walking; the integrated flange stops the cut at the sheet surface.
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