RICHELIEU
RICHELIEU 961641 60 mm Bi-Metal Hole Saw with Mandrel and Pilot
Cuts metal, plastic and wood with a 60 mm bi-metal blade and includes mandrel and pilot drill
- Bi-metal construction with M3 high-speed steel teeth for durable cutting
- Variable 4/6 tooth pitch enables efficient cutting of metal, plastic, and wood
- EZE Slot design allows quick plug removal on blades 45 mm and larger
- Includes screw-in mandrel and pilot drill for immediate setup
- Heavy-duty backing plate provides superior rigidity during operation
Hole Saw for Metal, Plastic, Wood
The RICHELIEU 961641 is a 60 mm bi-metal hole saw supplied with a screw-in mandrel and pilot drill. M3 high-speed steel teeth are electron-beam welded to a heavy-duty backing plate for consistent hardness and rigidity. The 4/6 variable tooth pitch cuts metal, plastic and wood efficiently and safely.
Replacing Worn or Undersized Cutters
Swap out a dull saw when tooth edges no longer leave clean kerfs or when the current diameter is smaller than the 60 mm hole required. The jump is worth it if the job demands the larger 60 mm size or the variable pitch for mixed-material work. Not for users who need diameters below 45 mm or above 60 mm.
Straightforward Mandrel Mounting
The included screw-in mandrel threads directly into the saw body and the pilot drill centres the cut. The EZE Slot allows quick plug removal on this 60 mm blade. Common issues arise if the mandrel loosens under vibration or if the pilot drill dulls before the teeth, so check tightness and sharpness before each use.
Highlights
- Bi-metal construction with M3 high-speed steel teeth for durable cutting
- Variable 4/6 tooth pitch enables efficient cutting of metal, plastic, and wood
- EZE Slot design allows quick plug removal on blades 45 mm and larger
- Includes screw-in mandrel and pilot drill for immediate setup
- Heavy-duty backing plate provides superior rigidity during operation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size drill chuck accepts the mandrel supplied with the 60 mm hole saw?
The included screw-in mandrel fits standard drill chucks; tighten all three jaws evenly to prevent wobble.
What step do users often miss when mounting the 60 mm bi-metal hole saw?
Many forget to seat the pilot drill fully in the mandrel before locking the hole saw, causing the saw to run off-centre.
When will the pilot drill on the 60 mm hole saw need replacement?
Replace the pilot drill when the tip dulls enough to wander at the start of a cut, otherwise the hole saw cannot track straight.
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