What size hole-saw is required?
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I haven't installed mine as yet, so I measured the back side at 4.442 inches diameter. I would use a 4-7/16 diameter hole saw. A 4-1/2 inch will work but it will come pretty close to interfering with mount holes which may not be a problem because this thing is really light weight and won't need much retention, large washers on the back side would be fine.Hope this helps.
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I believe a 4" will do it. but if you have steady hands you can save yourself some coin if you tape it off well and cut it with a sawzall, jigsaw, etc.
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I believe it was a 2 3/8 hole saw I used to drill the hole in the door so you should be fine.
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Sorry I don't remember. I am pretty sure one of the videos on You tube tells you what size to drill.
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I'm not certain, but I think this mandrel is for bigger-diameter hole saws. If I'm remembering right, there wouldn't be enough room on the back end of a 5/8" saw for this mandrel to fit... it's a fairly hefty item by itself.
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I used a 5" circle saw and they fit perfectly. No info on dept because mine were installed in large enclosures.
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The largest shaft size for the diamond hole saws in this set is 3/8". Instead of a dremel, you can use an ordinary hand drill, electric or battery operated.
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I don't think I would trust a one-pass hole beyond 1 3/4", especially the hoke saw. The throw length of the drill bit is, at it's best, about 1 7/8". If you don't mind turning the piece over and going at it from both sides, it'll work just fine.
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When I use a 2" hole saw, it seems to lack power, I have used a 9/16th's forstner drill bit and it worked well. I have worked with red oak.
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I have the larger full table saw and it will take a Frued eight inch, 1/4" to 7/8" dado with ease.
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I believe I used a 4 3/8"in. hole saw and it was tight getting them in. The wiring was the easiest, just use a test light to determine what hooks to what, its labeled on the back of the light.
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Depends on what you will be using it for and the size needed, but for a drill, the link here would be a good place to start... I have a similar one.Vermont American 17108 1/4-Inch to 1/2-Inch Drill Chuck Arbor AdaptorYou can search Drill Arbor and find them here on Amazon and elsewhere. such as this one which is a different size. 1/2" Straight Shank to 3/8"-24 Threaded Drill Chuck Arbor
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Any 4" blade will work in the saw, best bet is probably eBay or specialty online stores.
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Should be fine, hack saw. I expanded mine to fit a wider need using a metal rod inside the cannulation of the bottom part. Good luck, measure twice, cut once.
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Hole saw set covers a range of standard sizes. If you need a specific size for door knobs, then that is what you should purchase. I use this one for cutting holes needed to do pumbling.
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I used a 2 1/8" hole saw. It was a little large but closest to the same diameter. I used the plate provided with the installer inside the gutter and caulked around it to minimize the possibility of leaks.
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It depends on the size of hole and material being cut. Small holes just get a hole drill bit. Thin materials; jigsaw
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You need to use a normal 3/8 inch drill. The mandrel has a cap that fits over the hole cutting saw and then put it in the drill. Check with someone who is a carpenter with you rdrill set.