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This Makita B-11988 Ezychange Holesaw Large Electricians Kit is designed for professional tradespeople, especially electricians, who need a versatile and efficient set of cutting tools. Its key benefit is the quick-release arbour, enabling fast and safe bit changes, and the durable HSS Bi-Metal construction with cobalt for extended tool life and high cutting speeds across various materials. A potential caveat is that the kit's full utility is realized when paired with a compatible drill, and users should select the appropriate hole saw size for their specific task.
| Model Part Number | B-11988 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Makita |
This kit is suitable for cutting stainless steel, aluminium, wood, plastics, and both ferrous and non-ferrous metals.
The kit features an Ezychange Quick-Release Arbour. Simply insert the hole saw into the arbour and it will lock into place. To remove, engage the quick-release mechanism.
The kit is designed for use with standard drills. The Ezychange Arbour is compatible with other major manufacturers' quick-change holesaws and works with hole saws from 16mm to 152mm.
Yes, the kit includes a carrying case to keep the components organized and protected.
The HSS Bi-Metal construction with 8% cobalt provides enhanced durability, heat resistance, and a longer tool life, allowing for higher cutting speeds.
The set includes six Ezychange HSS Bi Metal Hole Saws with the following sizes: 20mm, 25mm, 32mm, 40mm, 51mm, and 65mm.
Yes, the kit is designed to cut various metals including stainless steel, aluminium, ferrous, and non-ferrous metals.
Ensure the correct hole saw size is used for the material. Check if the teeth are dull or damaged; replace the hole saw if necessary. Verify the drill is operating at an appropriate speed for the material and hole saw size. Ensure the pilot bit is sharp and centered.
Ensure no debris is obstructing the quick-release mechanism. Try rotating the arbour slightly while attempting to release the hole saw. If the issue persists, inspect the arbour for damage.
The pilot bit may be dull or the hole saw is binding. Ensure the material is properly secured and the drilling is steady. Replace the pilot bit if it shows signs of significant wear.
Reduce drill speed and apply steady, consistent pressure. Use a cutting lubricant suitable for the material being cut. Ensure the hole saw is sharp.
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