How to drill A 6 Inch Hole In Wood
Tech Team 00756 Setting Up and Using a 6 Inch Hole Saw
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Tech team number seven five six hole-saw
includes the six inch saw and Arbor with
a pilot drill a drive pin yoke and a nut
to assemble the saw it's fairly simple
take the arbor with the pilot drill
insert it into the saw snap it into
place
thusly take the drive pin yoke put it
over the top hit the pins into the holes
then take the nut with the open side
down and thread it on to the stem of the
arbor hand tight is sufficient using the
hole saw is a fairly simple affair
simply put the shaft of the auger into
your drill and tighten it in place using
your hole saw as a simple affair simply
put the pilot drill in the center of
where you want to drill the hole then
using the low speed setting on the drill
begin to make your hole
apply steady gradual pressure
this is how the start of the process
looks after a few seconds of using the
whole saw what you see here is the
outline of the hall and the pilot hall
now if we were to continue cutting
through from this side all the way what
would happen is that the wood fibers on
the other side would end up tearing up
and leaving a slightly ragged edge to
the hole in order to avoid that what you
want to do is turn your piece of wood
around or go to the other side of it and
then finish drilling the hole from the
other side we started a hole on the
other side and now we're going to
complete it on this side don't expect a
result in a hurry because you're cutting
a rather large circle out of a piece of
wood success you'll also notice that we
have a nice clean finished edge on both
sides
