Can I use the Bosch 3" hole saw for making holes in 1/4" hardiplank?
1012512
We used it to cut tile and it worked quite well, had to keep the surface very wet. I'm not sure how well it would work on hardiplank, we used a jigsaw and and round diamond saw to cut our hardiboard.
1154470
I used a 1 1/2" hole saw. The bulkhead stayed leak free for over 6 months under the weight of 1 gallon of water. It could be tighter with a 1 15/32" bit, and it would be a very nice tight fit. The 1.5" hole saw left a tiny gap between bulkhead and edge, but never even noticed after I screwed the nut on tight.
2230906
Yes but you will have cut the hole out bigger. Depth wise its plenty but the hole size is smaller so i had to cut out bigger with a jigsaw.
1256818
Certainly can. This is a very versatile tool. If drilling 1/4" or thicker recommend using cutting oil for best results and saving your bits.
779195
Yes. With a hole saw, no problem. I use it everyday as an electrician and make 2 inch holes in plastic and metal, and sometime six in holes in foam ceiling tiles. The only thing stronger would probably be the milwaukee but its twice the price.
85032
I think you can. When I have to buy a new blade I'm going to try a 7 1/4" skil saw blade first. The depth of cut can be easily adjusted to accommodate the smaller blade. With this saw a 1 1/2- 2" piece is about the max you can stand up on edge and do a miter, but layed down and laying over the blade is just about as fast with let say a 1x4.
922139
I am not 100 % sure that you could. I am not familiar with any type of hole drilling done with this. I would guess a hammer drill would be more along the lines of something you would use.
1613185
With the adjustable brackets, I would think so but you may want to call the Bosch 1-800 number and ask them.Also check the return policy if you buy and it doesn't work.I would sure try it, I use it very often and have quit lifting my saw.
1997109
A 5/8 holesaw would require a different mandrel. This quick connect has two pins in it that are designed to fit in the holes in the bottom of hole saws that are at least an 1" in diameter. There is not enough room in the 5/8" saw to fit.
2254830
Not familiar with the Bosch this blade has a 1" arbor should work if its 1". Very nice blade cuts stainless
1747135
I use it to cut holes in 3/4 mdf. I wouldnt try cutting much thicker. the plate pins are weak
938586
I really couldn't say for sure. However, the holes in the removable rails seem to have a rather flexible arrangement to allow for other brand saws to be used. You may want to download the instructions from the DeWalt website to see if dimensions are available.
1368052
Not trying to be funny but a 3 (1/2) inch hole saw should make a 3 (1/2) inch hole. Just for curiosity I measured the hole saw blade and this particular one measures 3 (7/16) inch outside and 3 (5/16) inner. Wall side for teeth is (1/16) inch thick. Suggest you look for a 3 inch hole saw and use oscillating sanding drum disk to get to the 3.06 needed.
440455
Yes. I did with my drill. I had to buy the proper size hole saw. Very good instructions are included.
1189664
Doubt it... not familiar with the Bosch bits but this is designed for hex bits...sort of like "how do you put a square peg in a round hole"
1954731
Hi Joy - You need a 2 1/8 inch diameter hole saw which fits into any electric drill. It cuts easily through the material. Ask your hardware person to help you purchase the correct hole saw and its necessary parts.
2156964
Yes, it's designed for 3/4" holes. In a 3/4" hole it's a little loose so if you have a drill bit just a tiny bit smaller (probably metric), try that. It's much more stable. BTW, the things work beautifully if the piece you're holding has flat edges. If they're rounded at all, the work piece will jump all over the place.