Meet the Diablo Snap-Lock Plus 1-5/8 in Bi-Metal Hole Saw—where rugged durability meets rapid, tool-free setup. With a 1-5/8" cutting diameter and an overall length of 2-3/8", this hole saw is engineered for precise, clean cuts in a variety of materials. The included arbor means you can get to work right away, and the innovative Snap-Lock Plus quick-change system delivers effortless bit swaps so you spend less time changing tools and more time completing the job.
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Bi-Metal construction: Combines toughness and flexibility for longer life and reliable performance through wood, plastics, and softer metals.
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Snap-Lock Plus quick-change: Quick, secure changes without fuss—swap in seconds and maintain accurate alignment with less wobble.
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Arbor included: Ready to use straight out of the box—no separate parts to hunt down before you start cutting.
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1-5/8" diameter, 2-3/8" length: A versatile size that fits common installations such as outlet/box openings, cable pass-throughs, and various cabinetry or hardware tasks.
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Versatile performance: Designed to handle a range of materials, delivering consistent holes with minimal breakout and clean edges.
Who this is for
Ideal for electricians, carpenters, remodelers, and DIY enthusiasts who want reliable, fast-cutting capability without sacrificing precision. If you regularly install outlets, conduits, or pass-throughs and need a dependable hole saw that won’t slow you down, this Diablo Snap-Lock Plus model is a strong fit.
Use cases and practical tips
- Electrical installations: create neat, round openings for boxes, conduit, or cable management with minimal chipping.
- Woodworking and cabinetry: bore clean holes for hardware or fasteners in soft to medium-density woods.
- Plastics and composites: slice through panels and templates with controlled aggressiveness and steady cutting action.
- Maintenance and longevity: start at a lower speed, steady feed, and avoid forcing the tool to reduce wear on the teeth.
How to use
- Attach the included arbor to your drill and secure the Snap-Lock Plus hole saw in place.
- Mark your center point on the workpiece, then begin cutting at a moderate speed with light, steady pressure.
- Let the teeth do the work—avoid pushing hard, which can cause wandering or binding.
- Pause to clear chips if the saw binds or overheats, then resume with a cool, continuous motion.
- Finish the cut and remove the tool cleanly for a smooth, finished hole.
