Starrett Extra Long A2E Arbor for DCH & MPH Hole Saws, 32mm to 210mm Range, 11mm Shank, Suitable for Arbor Sizes 32-210mm

Name: Starrett Extra Long A2E Arbor for DCH & MPH Hole Saws, 32mm to 210mm Range, 11mm Shank, Suitable for Arbor Sizes 32-210mm
Brand: STARRETT
SKU: AY1411
Price: 25.4 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

This heavy-duty metal core drill is designed for precise drilling in various materials. It features a durable construction suitable for demanding DIY and home improvement projects. The drill is compatible with a range of holesaw sizes and includes an extra-long pilot drill for extended cutting depths, making it ideal for professional and hobbyist use.

Technical specifications

Suitable for holesaw sizes from 32mm to 210mm in diameter

Fitted with a 6.5mm (1/4 inch) pilot drill

Includes a set screw for easy replacement of the pilot drill

Shank size: 7/16 inch hex, compatible with 1/2 inch capacity chucks

Features an extra-long pilot drill for extended cutting depth

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with Starrett FCW Holesaws and other brands that accept 1/2 inch chucks

Designed for use with 1.1/4 inch to 8 inch (32mm to 152mm) Fast Cutting Holesaws

Includes a 1/4 inch pilot drill

Installation

Insert the arbor into a compatible drill chuck with a 1/2 inch capacity

Secure the arbor using the chuck's tightening mechanism

Attach the desired holesaw to the arbor, ensuring it is properly secured

Usage

Use with appropriate safety gear and follow safety guidelines

Ensure the pilot drill is properly aligned before starting drilling

Operate the drill at suitable speeds for the material being drilled

Replace the pilot drill as needed using the set screw for extended use

Features

Brand
STARRETT
Width
4.5 cm
Height
4.5 cm
Material
Metal
Chuck
Hexagonal

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