Klein Tools
Klein Tools pneumatic accessory
Carbide hole cutter creates clean 1-3/8-inch openings in metal and other materials
- Carbide construction delivers clean cuts in tough materials
- 1-3/8-inch diameter suits common conduit and pipe sizes
- Klein Tools branding signals professional-grade durability
- California Prop 65 warnings disclosed for informed handling
- Model 31860 identifies the exact cutter for reordering
Carbide Hole Cutter 1-3/8-Inch
The Klein Tools carbide hole cutter creates clean 1-3/8-inch openings in sheet metal and similar materials. Professional electricians and maintenance technicians use it for conduit entry points and panel modifications.
Replaces worn or undersized cutters
A dull bi-metal cutter tears the edge and slows the job; this carbide-tipped version keeps its cutting geometry longer. The upgrade pays off when you drill multiple holes per shift or work in stainless and harder alloys.
Check your drill and workpiece
Verify that your drill chuck accepts the cutter shank and delivers the RPM range the manufacturer specifies for carbide. Confirm the material thickness falls within the cutter’s rated capacity and that you have cutting fluid for stainless applications.
Highlights
- Carbide construction delivers clean cuts in tough materials
- 1-3/8-inch diameter suits common conduit and pipe sizes
- Klein Tools branding signals professional-grade durability
- California Prop 65 warnings disclosed for informed handling
- Model 31860 identifies the exact cutter for reordering
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size hole does the 31860 carbide cutter produce?
The 31860 carbide hole cutter produces a 1-3/8-inch diameter hole in sheet metal and similar materials.
How do I mount the 31860 cutter in my drill or driver?
Insert the 31860 cutter shank into the drill chuck and tighten securely; the step users miss is centering the pilot point before starting the cut.
When should I replace the 31860 carbide hole cutter?
Replace the 31860 cutter when the carbide teeth show visible wear, chipping, or when cutting speed drops noticeably in mild steel.
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