The Circular Saw That Does Not Need Electricity

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• The Circular Saw That Does Not Need Electricity

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• When somebody mentions a circular saw the first
  thing that comes to our minds is a portable saw
  with a 7 1/4 of an inch blade.
• The saw requires electricity and in many cases a
  really strong supply of electricity.

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• These saws are awesome at the job for which they
  were constructed.
• A circular power saw is vitally important to the
  construction of a house.

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• But there is another tool that is very important
  as well although its not as popular as the
  circular power saw.
• This tool is the metal hole saw otherwise known
  as hole cutter.
• This is a circular saw that can cut through a
  variety of materials with little ease.
• However, this saw cannot be used independently.

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• It requires the use of a powerful drill to
  operate.
• It does not have a power cord but rather is an
  attachment that secures to the drills chuck.
• Once connected properly, the metal hole saw has
  the potential to cut holes from ½ of an inch up
  to six inches.

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• Unlike the step drill bit which has a very
  limited thickness into which it is capable of
  drilling, the metal hole saw can cut holes six
  inches in diameter and up to three inches of
  depth.

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• The step drill bit can drill successfully up to
  1/8 of an inch.
• What a difference to be able to drill three
  inches in depth!

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• With wood if your depth is greater than this
  three inches you can still use the metal hole
  saw.
• What you do is drill down the three inches that
  the metal hole saw allows and then pull the saw
  out of the hole.

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• You will notice that there is a hole in the
  middle from the pilot drill bit and a clearly cut
  edge all the way around the hole.
• Now, take a wood chisel and carefully chisel the
  middle of the block.

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• It should, with little effort, break a couple of
  inches out of the wood.
• If you are careful you can do this without
  damaging the outer intact ring that the hole saw
  cut in the first place.
• After you have taken part of the wood out, you
  can insert the drill with the metal hole saw back
  into the hole and continue drilling even farther.

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• This method allows you to use a metal hole saw to
  cut holes in wood even deeper than the previously
  thought depth.
• Another really cool thing about the metal hole
  saw is the versatility of this marvel of
  ingenuity.
• There are metal hole saws that are adjustable to
  different diameters that you need.

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• Many people do not like the adjustable hole
  saws because they tend to not be as accurate or
  durable as the fixed model.

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• If you are one of these people and want to
  consider the long term, it is recommended that
  you buy fixed model metal hole saws.

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• Even with the fixed model, the pilot twist
  drill bit in the middle is usually
  interchangeable.

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• So now that you understand the use of this
  circular saw go have some fun making holes.

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