Spyder
Spyder 600068CF Hole Saw 1 1/8" Bi-Metal
Cuts wood, masonry, metal, plastics and composites with a bi-metal 1 1/8 in hole saw featuring 4/6 TPI and 1 7/8 in cutting depth
- Bi-metal teeth cut metal, wood and composites
- 1 1/8 inch diameter suits common pipe and conduit sizes
- 4/6 variable tooth pitch reduces vibration in mixed materials
- 1 7/8 inch cutting depth handles thick stock in one pass
- 3/8 inch shank fits standard drill chucks without an adaptor
Spyder 1 1/8" Bi-Metal Hole Saw
The Spyder 600068CF is a bi-metal hole saw with a 1 1/8 inch cutting diameter and a 4/6 variable tooth pitch. It cuts wood, metal, plastics, composites and masonry to a maximum depth of 1 7/8 inches. The shank fits a 3/8 inch arbor connection with 3/8-20 threads.
Suited for multi-material cutting in wood and metal
This saw suits tradespeople and DIY users who need clean holes in mixed materials without changing tools. The bi-metal teeth handle steel sheet, aluminium, plastic pipe and timber equally well. Buyers who need an impact-rated accessory for hammer drills or a complete kit with an arbor and pilot drill included should look at other options.
3/8 inch shank with 3/8-20 thread
The saw mounts on any standard arbor that accepts a 3/8 inch shank and 3/8-20 thread. A pilot drill of 5/16 inch diameter by 4 inches length is required separately. Confirm your arbor matches this thread specification before purchasing.
Highlights
- Bi-metal teeth cut metal, wood and composites
- 1 1/8 inch diameter suits common pipe and conduit sizes
- 4/6 variable tooth pitch reduces vibration in mixed materials
- 1 7/8 inch cutting depth handles thick stock in one pass
- 3/8 inch shank fits standard drill chucks without an adaptor
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What thread size does the 3/8 in. -20 arbor thread require for mounting?
The hole saw uses a 3/8 in. -20 thread, so the arbor or adapter must match that exact thread pitch to secure the saw.
What shank diameter must the drill chuck accept to hold this hole saw?
The shank is 3/8 in. in diameter, so the drill chuck needs to open wide enough to grip a 3/8 in. shank.
How is the pilot drill installed, and what mistake should be avoided?
Insert the 5/16 in. diameter by 4 in. long pilot drill into the arbor and tighten the set screw firmly; the common error is leaving the set screw loose, which lets the pilot drill spin or fall out during cutting.
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