LD-185 Lock Installation Hole Saw Cutter Kit | Wholesale Supplier

LD-185 Lock Installation Hole Saw Cutter Kit | Wholesale Supplier

SKU: LD-185

LD-185 Lock Installation Hole Saw Cutter Kit includes bi-metal hole saws, arbors, pilot drills, and spade bits for cutting precise lock bore and latch holes in wooden and metal doors.

MOQ:50
Price Range:$4.00 - $15.00 / set
Material:Bi-Metal Hole Saw M3 HSS Edge / Carbon Steel Spade Bits / HSS Pilot Drills / Steel Arbors
Certifications:CE / ISO 9001
Size Range:Hole saw 22mm / 25mm / 54mm diameter; Spade bit 16mm / 22mm / 25mm; Arbors 7/16 inch hex; Pilot drill 6mm
Color Options:Silver Bi-Metal / Black Oxide Spade / Gold Titanium Pilot
Weight:850
Packing:Blow-mold plastic case with foam insert, hole saws + arbors + spade bits + pilot drills per set, 30 sets per carton
Lead Time:12-20 days
Sample:Available
Customization:OEM hole saw sizes, custom case design, private label, arbor thread type selection
Mixed Order:true

Product Details

LD-185 Lock Installation Hole Saw Cutter Kit

LD-185 Lock Installation Hole Saw Cutter Kit provides bi-metal hole saws, arbors, pilot drills, and spade bits for cutting precise lock bore and latch holes in wooden and hollow metal doors during lock installation.

The LD-185 Lock Installation Hole Saw Cutter Kit is a specialized door preparation toolkit designed for locksmiths, carpenters, door installers, and contractors who need to cut clean, accurate holes for lock hardware installation. The kit includes bi-metal hole saws with M3 high-speed steel cutting edges electron-beam welded to a flexible alloy steel backing, providing the sharpness to cut through wood, composite doors, and thin-gauge hollow metal doors while resisting tooth breakage. The 54mm diameter hole saw creates the main lock bore for standard cylindrical locks and deadbolts, while the 22mm and 25mm hole saws cut latch bolt holes and smaller hardware openings. Carbon steel spade bits in 16mm, 22mm, and 25mm sizes provide fast, economical hole cutting for latch faceplates and strike plate mortises. A 6mm HSS pilot drill ensures centered hole placement when used with the adjustable depth stop arbor, preventing the hole saw from wandering on the door surface. The arbor features a 7/16 inch hex shank that fits standard drill chucks and quick-change adapters. All components are organized in a blow-mold plastic case with custom-cut foam compartments that keep each tool secure during transport and prevent damage between jobs. Whether installing new locks in residential entry doors, replacing worn commercial door hardware, preparing doors in new construction, or performing locksmith service calls, the LD-185 hole saw cutter kit provides the precision cutting tools needed for professional door lock installation.

Core Features

  • Bi-metal hole saws with M3 HSS cutting edges for durability
  • Complete size range for lock bore and latch holes
  • Adjustable depth stop arbor for controlled cutting depth
  • 6mm HSS pilot drill for precise hole centering
  • Carbon steel spade bits for fast faceplate mortise cutting
  • Blow-mold case with foam compartments for tool protection

Application Scenarios

  • Residential door lock and deadbolt installation
  • Commercial door hardware replacement and upgrade
  • New construction door preparation
  • Locksmith service and mobile installation
  • Interior door handle and privacy lock installation
  • Security system door lock retrofit

FAQ

What size hole saw do I need for a standard door lock?

Standard cylindrical door locks and deadbolts require a 54mm (2-1/8 inch) diameter bore hole. The latch bolt requires a 22mm or 25mm (7/8 to 1 inch) diameter hole. The LD-185 kit includes all these standard sizes.

Can these hole saws cut through metal doors?

The bi-metal hole saws can cut through thin-gauge hollow metal doors and door frames. For solid metal doors or thick steel, use a dedicated metal-cutting hole saw with slower drill speeds and cutting fluid.

How do I prevent splintering on the back side of the door?

Drill until the pilot bit just penetrates the back side, then flip the door and finish cutting from the opposite direction. Using a backer board clamped to the exit side also prevents splintering.

What is the correct speed for cutting door bore holes?

For wood doors, use 500-800 RPM with steady moderate pressure. For hollow metal doors, reduce speed to 250-400 RPM and use cutting fluid. Never force the hole saw or run at excessive speeds.