Masterforce™ 1/4" High Speed Steel Hole Saw Pilot Drill Bit

BRAND: Masterforce

1/4" Hole Saw Pilot Drill Bit is for use with Masterforce™ hole saw arbors #1, #2 or #3 and also fits most competitor brand hole saw arbors.

FEATURES:

The pilot bit guides the hole saw to exactly where it needs to be

Without a pilot bit, the hole saw would just spin and wobble over the object you are trying to saw through

The pilot bit is located at the exact center of a hole saw and protrudes a short distance beyond the hole saw toothed edge

Sinking the pilot bit allows the hole saw to anchor itself to the object being cut, providing the hole saw with guidance and stability before its cutting teeth even touch down

For use with Masterforce™ hole saw arbors #1, #2 or #3

Also fits most competitor brand hole saw arbors

For use with wood, plastics, metal, and INOX

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