http://www.about-cordless-drills.com/im-trying-to-use-a-4-hole-saw-with-a-cordless-drill-how-can-i-cut-the-hole-without-the-teeth-grabbing/60/ Your Questions, Our Answers Thu, 17 May 2012 08:52:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 http://www.about-cordless-drills.com/im-trying-to-use-a-4-hole-saw-with-a-cordless-drill-how-can-i-cut-the-hole-without-the-teeth-grabbing/60/#comment-204 taxmannyc Tue, 08 Apr 2008 12:52:59 +0000 http://www.about-cordless-drills.com/im-trying-to-use-a-4-hole-saw-with-a-cordless-drill-how-can-i-cut-the-hole-without-the-teeth-grabbing/60/#comment-204 you probably need a power drill to get more hp behind it. cordless drills are best used as screwdrivers or for drilling small holes. you probably need a power drill to get more hp behind it. cordless drills are best used as screwdrivers or for drilling small holes.

]]> http://www.about-cordless-drills.com/im-trying-to-use-a-4-hole-saw-with-a-cordless-drill-how-can-i-cut-the-hole-without-the-teeth-grabbing/60/#comment-203 Handy but Perplexed Sat, 05 Apr 2008 01:08:22 +0000 http://www.about-cordless-drills.com/im-trying-to-use-a-4-hole-saw-with-a-cordless-drill-how-can-i-cut-the-hole-without-the-teeth-grabbing/60/#comment-203 Hopefully you still have the pilot bit in the hole saw. If not replace it in the hole saw arbor. Locate a piece of salvage lumber like a 1"x 6" of pine and drill the 4" hole into the lumber. Now that you have a 1"x 6" with a hole in the middle place the 1"x 6" onto the siding you want to drill and position the hole in the 1"x 6" over the siding where you want the hole to be. Now clamp the 1"X 6" in place on the siding and place the hole saw into the 1"X 6". What you've just done was to create a collar or guide to keep the hole saw in place. Next , let the hole saw and pilot bit do the work by maintaining a firm grip on the drill but not placing too much weight behind the drill motor. Good luck. Hopefully you still have the pilot bit in the hole saw. If not replace it in the hole saw arbor. Locate a piece of salvage lumber like a 1″x 6″ of pine and drill the 4″ hole into the lumber. Now that you have a 1″x 6″ with a hole in the middle place the 1″x 6″ onto the siding you want to drill and position the hole in the 1″x 6″ over the siding where you want the hole to be. Now clamp the 1″X 6″ in place on the siding and place the hole saw into the 1″X 6″. What you’ve just done was to create a collar or guide to keep the hole saw in place. Next , let the hole saw and pilot bit do the work by maintaining a firm grip on the drill but not placing too much weight behind the drill motor. Good luck.

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The siding down 3hand jig saw or jig saw 2drill press and clamp the siding down 3hand jig saw or jig saw.
The siding down 3hand jig saw 2drill press and clamp the siding down 3hand jig saw or jig saw or jig saw 2drill press and clamp the siding.

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