1. Choose a hole saw
- It is important to make sure you are using the correct hole saw for the material you are cutting and the correct size hole saw to create the hole you need.
2. Insert the hole saw into the drill
- Insert the hole saw into the drill and make sure to tighten the handle to prevent any movement when using the hole saw.
3. Position the hole saw on top of the marking material to be drilled
- The center drill acts as a guide to keep the hole saw straight and centered. When drilling, keep the drill level and at right angles to the workpiece.
4. Start slowly
- Hold the portable drill tightly and pull the trigger to start the hole saw spinning. Begin pushing the hole saw into the workpiece with medium pressure.
5. Cut in
- It is strongly recommended to drill the other side of the workpiece to ensure a smooth hole.