L.H. DOTTIE
L.H. DOTTIE VP32 2'' Bi Metal Variable Pitch Hole Saw pneumatic accessory
A 2-inch bi-metal hole saw with variable-pitch teeth for faster, smoother cutting in metal and wood
- Bi-metal construction resists heat and wear for longer cutting life
- Variable-pitch teeth clear chips faster and reduce vibration during drilling
- 2-inch diameter suits common pipe and conduit sizes
- Designed for pneumatic power tools to speed up repetitive hole-making
- New condition ensures full factory performance from first use
2-Inch Bi-Metal Hole Saw
The L.H. DOTTIE VP32 is a 2-inch bi-metal hole saw with a variable-pitch tooth design. It is built for pneumatic power tools and suited to maintenance and fabrication tasks that require clean, accurate holes. The accessory is supplied new and ready for workshop use.
Suited to Metal and Wood Cutting
This hole saw handles mild steel, stainless steel, aluminium and wood, making it a practical choice for electricians, plumbers and HVAC installers. It is not intended for masonry, concrete or ceramic tile, and buyers needing very large diameters should select a different size.
2-Inch Cutting Diameter
The cutting diameter is 2 inches, which determines the hole size produced in the workpiece. Match this dimension to the required conduit, pipe or fastener specification before purchasing. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to this product.
Highlights
- Bi-metal construction resists heat and wear for longer cutting life
- Variable-pitch teeth clear chips faster and reduce vibration during drilling
- 2-inch diameter suits common pipe and conduit sizes
- Designed for pneumatic power tools to speed up repetitive hole-making
- New condition ensures full factory performance from first use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size hole does the 2'' bi-metal variable-pitch hole saw actually cut?
The saw is marked 32, which corresponds to a 2-inch diameter cut in pipe, conduit or sheet metal.
What arbor or mandrel is required to mount this hole saw in a drill or impact driver?
A standard 1/2-inch or 5/8-inch threaded arbor with a pilot drill will accept the saw's mounting threads.
How do I install the hole saw on the arbor so the teeth stay aligned and the pilot bit does not slip?
Thread the saw fully onto the arbor, tighten the set screw against the flat on the shank, then check that the pilot bit extends past the tooth tips before drilling.
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