Sutton H125 Carpenter Holesaw Set

The Sutton H125 carpenter holesaw set puts nine bi-metal cobalt M42 holesaws in one box, sized from 16mm up to 102mm, so a carpenter or builder has the common hole sizes to hand without buying each saw separately. The set covers 16, 19, 22, 25, 32, 38, 54, 92 and 102mm. Every saw is built for machine or hand drilling in steels, cast iron, non-ferrous metals, plastic and wood, with a 32mm cutting depth.

Key Features

• Nine sizes from 16mm to 102mm in one box
• Bi-metal HSS with cobalt for toughness and longer life
• Knock-out slots that aid core ejection
• Varied pitched teeth reduce vibration for greater performance and accuracy
• 32mm cutting depth across the set
• Suits machine or hand drilling

Specifications

• Set contents: 16, 19, 22, 25, 32, 38, 54, 92 and 102mm
• Model: H125, carpenter set
• Material: bi-metal HSS with cobalt
• Cutting depth: 32mm
• Teeth: varied pitch
• Core ejection: knock-out slots
• Brand: Sutton Tools

Applications

• Timber, plywood and framing holes on carpentry jobs
• Door hardware and lock installs
• Conduit, cable and pipe penetrations
• Sheet metal and light plate work
• General building and site work

What You Need To Complete The Job

The set holds the saws; you still need the arbor and pilot to drive them. Add a Sutton quick fit arbor and a BD26 pilot drill so every size runs true. For masonry work, keep an SDS masonry drill in the kit. The rest of your cutting gear is under Carpentry Tools.

Frequently Asked Questions

What sizes are in the carpenter set?

The set holds nine H125 saws: 16, 19, 22, 25, 32, 38, 54, 92 and 102mm. That range covers the common electrical sizes, the everyday pipe sizes, and the larger vent and access holes, which is why it is pitched at carpenters and builders.

Is an arbor included?

No. The box holds the saws only, so you need a quick fit arbor and a pilot drill to drive them. The arbor threads into each saw, the pilot sits in the centre, and the assembly goes in the drill chuck. One arbor and one pilot serve the whole set.

Why do the knock-out slots matter?

When a holesaw reaches full depth, the cut disc can jam inside the body. The knock-out slots give that disc a way out and make it much easier to clear, so a run of holes goes faster and you are not tapping every core out by hand.

What does varied pitched teeth do?

Varied pitched teeth break up the cutting rhythm, which reduces vibration. Less vibration means a smoother cut, a cleaner hole edge and more accuracy, and it is easier on the drill. It is one of the reasons the H125 series cuts as cleanly as it does.