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This guide is for electricians and DIY enthusiasts looking to quickly and efficiently install electrical back boxes. The Armeg EBS Tri-Cut Set allows you to drill square holes in under two minutes, saving you valuable time on the job. Note that this set is designed for use with SDS+ 3-mode drills and is best suited for common block and brick, as well as hard bricks and wet/green masonry.
| Model Part Number | Ebs.tcinst.set |
|---|---|
| Brand | Armeg |
Produce a 6mm pilot hole in the wall to locate the position, remove the bulk of the material with the round cutter to the required depth, then square off the hole using either the square cutter or the 80mm wide chisel, depending on the hardness of material.
You need an SDS+ 3-mode drill.
The EBS Tri-Cut Set is designed for use in common block and brick, hard bricks, and wet/green masonry.
Yes, always wear safety glasses and other appropriate safety gear. Follow all safety guidelines in the operating instructions.
Clean the tools after each use to remove debris. Store the set in the provided compact storage case.
The set is primarily designed for sinking electrical boxes and channelling.
The kit includes SDS+ Shank Round EBS Tri-Cut Cutter with Dust Collection Hood, SDS+ Shank Single Square Box Cutter, SDS+ Shank Double Rectangle Box Cutter, Double Hole Spacing Template Guide Bar, SDS+ Shank 80mm Wide Hard Material Chisel, SDS+ Shank 30mm Channelling Chisel, 5 x 6.0mm x 160mm SDS+ Pilot Masonry Drills, Full Operating Instructions, Compact Storage Case With Foam Insert.
The product is manufactured in the United Kingdom.
Check if the cutter is dull and replace it. Ensure you are using the correct speed and pressure for the material.
Ensure the drill is perpendicular to the wall. Use the square cutter carefully to square off the hole.
Reduce pressure and clear debris from the hole. Consider using the hard material chisel if the material is too hard for the bit.
