LENOX
LENOX Single Tooth Wood Hole Saw Cutter 5-1/2" pneumatic accessory
Cuts 140 mm holes in wet, frozen or pressure-treated wood with a single high-speed steel tooth that lasts over 300 holes before re-sharpening
- Item Count1 pack
- Cuts wet, frozen, and pressure-treated woods without binding
- 2" drilling depth for deep holes in thick timber
- Standard arbor size fits common drill chucks directly
- Less binding and user fatigue than self-feed bits
- High-speed steel tooth cuts over 300 holes before re-sharpening
5-1/2" Single-Tooth Wood Hole Cutter
The LENOX 5-1/2" (140mm) single-tooth hole cutter is designed for plumbers, electricians and carpenters who bore large-diameter holes in structural timber. It replaces traditional multi-tooth hole saws and self-feed bits for faster, cleaner cuts in wet, frozen or pressure-treated lumber. The high-speed steel tooth delivers extended life on hardwoods and abrasive materials.
Standard Arbor and 2" Depth for Everyday Drilling
A standard arbor fits common drill chucks and quick-change systems, so the cutter mounts on the tools already on site. The 2" drilling depth handles studs, joists and sill plates in a single pass. Wide side slots and generous internal clearance eject plugs quickly with a screwdriver, reducing downtime between holes.
Low-Binding Design Reduces Fatigue and Heat
The single-tooth geometry cuts three times faster than conventional hole saws while generating less binding and vibration. This lowers user fatigue during repetitive overhead or angled drilling. The high-speed steel tooth cuts over 300 holes before re-sharpening, keeping power draw steady and the bit running cooler through dense or damp stock.
Highlights
- Cuts wet, frozen, and pressure-treated woods without binding
- 2" drilling depth for deep holes in thick timber
- Standard arbor size fits common drill chucks directly
- Less binding and user fatigue than self-feed bits
- High-speed steel tooth cuts over 300 holes before re-sharpening
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What arbor size does the 5-1/2" cutter accept?
It uses a standard arbor size compatible with common power-drill chucks.
What physical clearance is required for the 140 mm diameter cutter?
The tool needs a 140 mm bore plus room for the 2" drilling depth and side-slot plug ejection.
How do you fit the cutter to the arbor, and what step is often missed?
Secure the cutter on the standard arbor, then insert the 3/8" stubby spade bit to clear waste; skipping the spade bit causes binding.
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