LD-157 Bi-Metal Hole Saw Kit 8 to 16 Piece | Wholesale Supplier

LD-157 Bi-Metal Hole Saw Kit 8 to 16 Piece | Wholesale Supplier

SKU: LD-157

LD-157 Bi-Metal Hole Saw Kit includes 8 to 16 piece HSS bi-metal hole saws with arbor mandrel and pilot bits. Housed in a durable plastic carrying case for cutting clean holes in wood, plastic, and thin metal.

MOQ:50
Price Range:$5.00 - $25.00 / set
Material:HSS Bi-Metal Cutting Edge / Carbon Steel Body / Alloy Steel Arbor / HSS Pilot Bit
Certifications:CE / GS / ISO 9001 / RoHS
Size Range:8pc: 16-51mm; 11pc: 16-64mm; 16pc: 16-89mm; Includes arbor mandrel and 2 pilot bits
Color Options:Black-Blue Body / Silver Cutting Edge / Yellow Case / Black Case
Weight:680
Packing:Durable blow-mold plastic carrying case, 10 sets per carton; size guide sticker on case lid
Lead Time:10-18 days
Sample:Available
Customization:OEM case color, custom size combination, private label printing, logo on case, blade count specification
Mixed Order:true

Product Details

LD-157 Bi-Metal Hole Saw Kit 8 to 16 Piece

LD-157 Bi-Metal Hole Saw Kit provides a comprehensive hole cutting solution with HSS bi-metal saws, arbor mandrel, and pilot bits in a durable carrying case. Available in 8, 11, and 16 piece sets for cutting clean holes in wood, plastic, and thin metal.

The LD-157 Bi-Metal Hole Saw Kit delivers professional-grade hole cutting performance for a wide range of construction, electrical, plumbing, and fabrication applications. Each hole saw features a bi-metal construction with a hardened high-speed steel (HSS) cutting edge electron-beam welded to a flexible carbon steel body. This combination provides the hardness needed to cut through wood, plastic, and thin sheet metal while the flexible body resists shattering if the saw binds or catches during cutting. Variable-pitch teeth reduce vibration and chip clogging for smoother, faster cutting with less user effort. The kit includes a universal arbor mandrel with hex shank for secure chuck grip, and two replaceable pilot bits with standard drill point for accurate centering and easy pilot hole starting. Three set configurations are available: the 8-piece set covers sizes from 16mm to 51mm for basic needs, the 11-piece set extends to 64mm for most general applications, and the 16-piece set provides the full range up to 89mm including hard-to-find large diameters. All components store neatly in a rugged blow-mold plastic case with individual compartments and a size identification guide molded into the lid for quick selection on the job site. Whether installing door locks, drilling electrical outlet boxes, cutting pipe access holes, boring wood panels, or creating HVAC duct openings, the LD-157 hole saw kit has the right size for every job.

Core Features

  • HSS bi-metal cutting edge with flexible carbon steel body
  • Variable-pitch teeth reduce vibration and chip clogging
  • Universal arbor mandrel with hex shank for secure grip
  • Two replaceable HSS pilot bits for accurate centering
  • Three set sizes: 8-piece, 11-piece, and 16-piece
  • Rugged blow-mold case with size identification guide

Application Scenarios

  • Door lock bore drilling for residential and commercial doors
  • Electrical outlet and switch box recess cutting
  • Pipe, conduit, and cable access hole cutting through walls
  • Wood panel, countertop, and furniture boring work
  • Automotive body panel and firewall hole modification
  • HVAC duct and ventilation system access hole cutting

FAQ

What is bi-metal and why is it better than carbon steel?

Bi-metal construction combines a hardened HSS cutting edge welded to a flexible carbon steel body. The HSS edge stays sharp longer and cuts harder materials, while the flexible body prevents the saw from shattering if it binds. Carbon steel hole saws are cheaper but dull faster and can shatter, posing safety risks.

What cutting speed should I use?

For wood, use 300-500 RPM. For plastic, use 200-400 RPM. For thin metal up to 2mm, use 100-200 RPM. Always start at low speed, increase gradually, and apply steady moderate pressure. Too high speed overheats the teeth and reduces blade life.

How do I remove the cut plug from the hole saw?

After cutting through, twist the saw body to break the plug free. For stubborn plugs, insert a screwdriver through the pilot hole slot and pry. Always unplug the drill before clearing chips.

Can I use this kit for concrete or masonry?

No, the LD-157 bi-metal hole saws are designed for wood, plastic, and thin metal. For concrete, brick, or masonry, use carbide-tipped or diamond-grit hole saws which are also available in our catalog.