Adjustable Hole Cutter Drill Attachment with Dust Tray - Available in Two Sizes

This versatile and convenient hole cutter enables the professional installer to cut variable size holes with speed, efficiency and minimal clean up. Perfect for cutting multiple speaker or recessed lighting holes, this tool will save you hours of installation time. Simply adjust the hole cutting blade to the desired hole size, mark the desired location of the hole and go to work. A built-in pilot bit enters the target material and centers the cutter in the desired position while the dust tray encloses the cutting arena. Capture the cutting debris as you cut – no more dust cloud with debris everywhere!

The HC series Hole Cutter is available in two sizes: the HC10 for up to 10" holes (adjusts to cut holes from 1-1/4" to 10-1/4"; 30mm to 260mm) and the HC12 for up to 12" holes (adjusts to cut holes from 1-1/4" to 12"; 30mm to 304mm). The Hole Cutter includes a fully adjustable cutting head assembly with four different counter balance weights of various sizes to limit vibration. The depth of the cut is fully adjustable using a spring and securing nut (included). Cuts plasterboard, fiberboard, plywood, wood and acrylic sheets up to  7/8" (23mm) depth. Cutting from the opposite side allows you to cut 1-3/4" (45mm) depth. The tray is built from durable clear polycarbonate plastic and will last for years with proper use. The HC series also includes an additional cutting blade, adjusting bar and wrench. All items come in a handy storage case.

Product Notes
Included in the case is an extra standard blade, four counter weights, adjusting wrench, and hex wrench. Recommended for use with a minimum 18 volt drill. Also available is a carbide cutting blade for cutting metal.

Features include:

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Saves LOTS of Time in Cutting and Clean-up.

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Perfect for Recessed Lighting holes & Speaker Installations.

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Cutting depth is freely adjustable via locknut and compression spring. 

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Cutting radius is freely adjustable with supplied balance bars.

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Easy Assembly.

Installers Tip

Use the HC Hole Cutter on finished or unfinished drywall. When working with wall paper or walls that have been painted several times, we suggest back-scoring the hole first by putting your drill in reverse and slowly running the cutting blade counter clockwise a couple of revolutions. This will gently score the surface on the wall or ceiling with the sharp edge of the cutter bit. Then, use the cutter in the forward, clockwise direction to complete the hole. This will greatly reduce the risk of tearing or ripping the surface cover and will leave a very clean edge on the hole. Also, as with all professional grade tools, maintenance is necessary to ensure proper performance. Clean the tool often by removing dust and debris and lightly surface oil the plates.