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Finally, a hole saw that doesn't get stuck! #tools #diy #hacks

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That Fix It Guy

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This project demonstrates advanced techniques for using a hole saw, specifically focusing on the Spyder Quick Eject Arbor System. It covers quick core ejection, making precise angled cuts, and efficiently enlarging existing holes by stacking hole saw cups.

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At the end of the day, any hole saw is going to make a hole. But, the number one complaint most of you guys have with using hole saws is after you make your hole, you're going to have to dig out that core with something. So, with the Spyder Quick Eject Arbor System, you just press this button, and the whole cup will slide down on the pilot, easily exposes that material, quickly remove it, and go straight back to cutting. As you can see, our pilot is a lot longer. Um so, that's going to allow you to to make angle cuts a lot easier. You know, with hole saws that are fixed with the arbor, you really are kind of limited to how much of you can get. With our system, you're going to just slide this cut back against the pilot. It's going to rest against the chuck. Make a pilot, and then you have all this range of motion. You're able to make uh an angle cut like so. So, boom. Re-engage it. Finish it just like so. Wow. Um our longer pilot's going to allow you to actually stack two of these cups. You just press the button, nest the cups together like so, and then your original size is going to be your new pilot or a guide to just perfectly center it. So, you can enlarge the hole like so.

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