RS Pro Tungsten Carbide Tipped 20mm Hole Saw, 13mm Cut Depth
Product Information
Diameter:
20mm
Type:
Hole Saw
Material:
Tungsten Carbide Tipped
Shank Diameter:
10 mm
Drill Bit Type:
Core Drill Bit
Bimetal:
No
Arbor Included:
Yes
Cut Depth:
13mm
Number of Pieces:
1
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This is Tungsten Carbide Tipped 20mm Hole Saw 13mm Cut Depth manufactured by RS Pro. The manufacturer part number is 673-4718. Its diameter is 20mm. It comes in hole saw configuration. The product is made from highly stable and reliable tungsten carbide tipped. In addition, its shank diameter is about 10 mm . It has a/an core drill bit type drill bit . It is bimetal no . It includes an arbor yes . Additionally, it has about 13mm cut depth . The product consists of 1 pieces.
Reviews
This bit worked well for drilling into my quartz countertop to install an RO water faucet. I read the reviews to see how others have done it and found a simple procedure that worked for me. The important thing is to keep it fresh with water. Some have mentioned starting at an angle, but I opted to attach a board with a pre-drilled hole and start that way, with some water. After that I just used plumbers putty to make a pool of water and put a saucepan inside the cabinet. So it's just drill, baby, drill! I went medium paced, bite was barely warm. My only complaint is that I bottomed out, the depth of the hole saw wasn't enough to go all the way through my countertop (probably like 99%). The core broke easily with a light hit of my screwdriver and I finished drilling the rest. Overall nice and easy.
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