Dashap 13PCS Bi-Metal Hole Saw Kit with Drill Bits - 3/4 in to 3 in Cutting Diameters

Dashap 13PCS Bi-Metal Hole Saw Kit: Versatility, Durability, and Clean Cuts

Designed for versatile tasks in thin metal and wood, the Dashap 13-piece Bi-Metal Hole Saw Kit pairs rugged construction with precise performance. The bi-metal design combines a tough cutting edge with a resilient core, delivering reliable results across repeated uses. A zinc alloy body adds corrosion resistance and a hard-wearing surface, helping the kit stand up to regular workshop use without compromising edge integrity.

Why this kit stands out

The set features a purpose-built tooth blade that facilitates faster cutting, reducing effort and time on each job. An enlarged elliptical hole helps clear chips and provides efficient cooling, which can help maintain cutting quality during longer sessions. When used with compatible drills—rechargeable, portable, bench, or similar—you can tackle a wide range of tasks with confidence, while observing basic safety practices.

• offers long life and steady performance for various materials.
• provides anti-corrosion properties and a robust cutting edge.
• enables faster, cleaner cuts in wood and thin metal.
• features an enlarged hole for chip clearance and heat management.
• suitable for drills, portable and benchtop, making it a flexible addition to many workshops.

What’s included and size range

Thirteen hole saws span a broad diameter range from 3/4 in up to 3 in, with corresponding millimeter equivalents to help you plan cuts precisely. The kit also includes two hex keys and individual mandrels for straightforward setup and replacement.

• Diameters include 19 mm (3/4"), 20 mm (25/32"), 22 mm (7/8"), 25 mm (1"), 29 mm (1-1/8"), 32 mm (1-1/4"), 35 mm (1-3/8"), 38 mm (1-1/2"), 44 mm (1-3/4"), 51 mm (2"), 57 mm (2-1/4"), 64 mm (2-1/2"), 76 mm (3").
• 2 hex keys for quick adjustments
• Individual mandrels and packaging for easy storage

Usage tips and safety

Use with compatible drills and wear protective eyewear and gloves for safety. Maintain steady pressure and let the blade do the work to achieve smoother cuts. Avoid use on concrete, tile, or especially hard metals for best results.