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The Klein Tools 89552 Hole Cutter is a professional-grade solution designed for HVAC technicians and sheet metal workers who require precision when cutting circular openings in ductwork. This tool excels at creating adjustable hole diameters ranging from 2 to 12 inches with high accuracy, though it is specifically engineered for thin-gauge metals and is not intended for heavy-duty structural steel plates.
| Model Part Number | 89552 |
|---|---|
| Brand | KLEIN TOOLS |
The tool can create circular holes up to 12 inches (305 mm) in diameter.
Yes, it is rated for up to 26-gauge stainless steel.
Yes, it is designed to fit standard electric drill chucks.
The cutter comes with an L-style hex-key which is the only tool needed for adjusting the hole diameter or changing the bit.
This tool is specifically designed for sheet metal and ductwork; it is not recommended for wood or other materials.
Verify that the pivot arm is locked exactly on the desired measurement marking on the scale before beginning your cut.
Check the cutting bit for signs of wear or dullness and replace it with the included spare bit if necessary.
Ensure the hex-key locking screw is fully tightened to prevent movement during rotation.
To set up the tool, ensure the pilot bit is tightened securely into the center of the pivot arm. Use the included L-style hex-key to loosen the locking screw, slide the arm to your desired diameter using the molded scales, and retighten firmly before drilling. The tool is compatible with any standard electric or cordless drill chuck. After use, inspect the cutting bit for dullness; if performance degrades, swap it out with the included replacement bit. Clean the unit regularly to remove metal shavings and ensure the bearings remain free-spinning for future jobs.
