Bosch Professional Multi Material Hole Saw - 38 mm

HSS bi-metal holesaw with 8% cobalt for long life in various materials including stainless steel. ...

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For trade professionals such as electricians and plumbers, the Bosch Professional Multi Material Hole Saw offers exceptional versatility and efficiency by enabling precise holes across a wide array of materials with a single tool. While incredibly durable and multi-talented, achieving optimal cuts across all material types still benefits from proper speed and technique.

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Model Part Number2608901506
BrandBosch

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FAQs

What materials can the Bosch Professional Multi Material Hole Saw cut?

This hole saw is highly versatile and can cut softwood, drywall, various plastics, metal pipes and profiles, non-ferrous metals, steel cladding, and stainless steel.

What is the cutting depth of this 38 mm hole saw?

The Bosch Professional Multi Material Hole Saw - 38 mm offers a maximum cutting depth of 44 mm.

What kind of drill do I need to use this hole saw?

It is compatible with standard arbor fittings on most rotary drills/drivers and impact drills/drivers.

How do I remove the cut material plug?

This hole saw features a new slot design specifically engineered for easier plug removal. You can use a screwdriver or punch through these slots to quickly dislodge the material.

How durable is this hole saw compared to others?

Thanks to its HSS bi-metal construction with 8% cobalt, it lasts up to two times longer than a standard HSS M3 hole saw, offering superior durability and performance.

Can I use this for stainless steel?

Yes, this hole saw is designed for effective cutting in stainless steel, among other tough materials, due to its durable 8% cobalt alloy.

Troubleshooting

Hole saw binds or cuts slowly

Ensure you are using the correct RPM for the material (lower for harder metals, higher for softer materials). Apply consistent, but not excessive, pressure. Check for debris buildup between teeth.

Cut material plug is stuck

Utilize the new slot design by pushing a screwdriver or punch through the side slots to dislodge the plug. If the plug is still tight, try to wiggle it from the back.

Hole saw overheats quickly

Reduce cutting speed, apply less pressure, and use a suitable coolant or lubricant, especially when cutting metal. Allow the saw to cool down between cuts if necessary. Ensure the teeth are not dull.

Inconsistent or rough cuts

Verify the pilot bit is securely in place and guiding the cut properly. Ensure the hole saw is firmly attached to the arbor and the arbor is tight in the drill chuck. Check if teeth are sharp and undamaged.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Exceptional versatility across many materials, including tough ones like stainless steel
  • Significantly longer lifespan (up to 2x) compared to standard HSS M3 hole saws
  • Enhanced tooth design delivers fast and smooth cutting performance
  • New slot design improves efficiency by making plug removal easier
  • Standard arbor fitting ensures wide compatibility with existing power tools
  • Time-saving solution for trade professionals by reducing tool changes

Cons

  • Specific 38 mm size limits use to projects requiring that exact diameter
  • Optimal performance across all materials requires careful selection of drill speed and technique
  • Requires a compatible rotary or impact drill/driver, not a standalone tool
  • May require more careful handling and cooling when cutting very hard metals for maximum life

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

  1. Select the Right Arbor: Ensure you have a standard arbor compatible with your drill and the 38 mm hole saw. Most universal arbors with pilot bits will fit.
  2. Attach Hole Saw: Screw the Bosch Multi Material Hole Saw securely onto the arbor's threaded end. Make sure it's hand-tightened, then use a wrench if necessary for a firm connection.
  3. Insert Pilot Bit: Ensure the pilot drill bit is properly secured in the arbor's chuck. This bit guides the hole saw and prevents wandering.
  4. Secure in Drill: Insert the arbor's shank into the chuck of your rotary or impact drill/driver. Tighten the drill chuck securely until the arbor is firmly held.

Compatibility

This hole saw is designed for use with rotary drills/drivers and impact drills/drivers that accept standard arbor fittings. It's crucial that your power tool has sufficient power and speed control for the material you intend to cut.

Care & Maintenance

  • Clean After Use: After each use, wipe down the hole saw to remove debris, dust, and metal shavings. This prevents buildup and corrosion.
  • Inspect for Wear: Regularly check the teeth for signs of dullness, damage, or missing segments. A dull hole saw can lead to inefficient cutting and potential overheating.
  • Lubrication/Coolant: When cutting metal, especially harder metals like stainless steel, use appropriate cutting oil or coolant to reduce friction, heat, and prolong the life of the saw.
  • Proper Storage: Store the hole saw in a dry place to prevent rust. Keep it in its original packaging or a tool case to protect the teeth from damage.

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