Draper Hole Saw Arbor HSS Pilot HS/PD2
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Draper 53056 Spare Hss Holesaw Pilot Drill For Hsa1 And Hsa/Sds 6.35 X 81Mm each | £2.15 |  | |||
Draper Hole Saw Arbor HSS Pilot Drill Bit HS/PD2 | £3.95 |  | |||
| £3.95 |  | ||||
Spare HSS Holesaw Pilot Drill for HSA1 and HSA/SDS, 6.35 x 81mm HS/PD2 | £5.87 |  | |||
The Draper Hole Saw Arbor HSS Pilot Drill Bit is a replacement pilot drill designed for use with specific Draper holesaw arbors. Manufactured from high-speed steel for durability and clean cutting performance, this spare component ensures your holesaw system continues to operate effectively when the original pilot drill becomes worn or damaged. Measuring 6.3mm (1/4") in diameter and 81mm in length, this HSS pilot drill is specifically engineered for compatibility with Draper Holesaw Arbor stock numbers 52982 and 52992. The pilot drill plays a crucial role in holesaw operations by creating an initial guide hole that keeps the holesaw centred and prevents wandering during drilling. This spare pilot drill is ideal for tradespeople who regularly use holesaws for installing electrical fittings, plumbing fixtures, or creating cable entry points. Having a replacement pilot drill on hand minimises downtime when your existing drill becomes blunt or breaks, allowing you to maintain productivity on site. Features and Benefits: • High-speed steel construction for long-lasting cutting performance • 6.3mm diameter x 81mm length for optimal holesaw guidance • Compatible with Draper Holesaw Arbors stock numbers 52982 and 52992 Contents: 1 x Spare HSS Holesaw Pilot Drill for HSA1 and HSA/SDS, 6.35 x 81mm
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