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This guide is for anyone using the Trend Holesaw Set - HS/SET/7, a versatile tool for creating clean holes in a variety of materials. The set is ideal for plumbers and DIY enthusiasts needing to cut holes in timber, plastics, and metals. Keep in mind that while the set is designed for durability, using excessive force can shorten the lifespan of the holesaws.
| Model Part Number | HS/SET/7 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Trend |
The holesaws are designed to cut materials up to 38mm thick.
The set is suitable for use on timber, MFC, plastics, steel, stainless steel, plasterboard, and non-ferrous metals.
Unscrew the current holesaw from the arbor and replace it with the desired size, ensuring it is securely tightened.
The pilot drill centers the holesaw and helps guide it during the cutting process.
Use the ejection spring to push the plug out of the holesaw. If the plug is stuck, carefully use a screwdriver or similar tool to pry it out.
Store the holesaw set in the provided heavy-duty storage case to protect the holesaws from damage and keep them organized.
The set is compatible with a standard drill.
The variable tooth form (4/6 TPI) reduces vibration and improves swarf clearance, leading to smoother and more efficient cutting.
Check the teeth for damage or wear. Ensure you are using the correct speed and pressure for the material. Replace the holesaw if necessary.
Reduce the drilling speed and apply even pressure. Use the ejection spring to remove the plug. If the issue persists, try a different holesaw.
Make sure the pilot drill is securely tightened. Ensure the material is flat and stable before drilling. If the issue persists, replace the pilot drill.
