Demonstrate Automatic Core Ejection

What happens here

A user employs a cordless drill equipped with a hole saw and the Push Pilot arbor to drill through a piece of wood. Upon completion of the cut, as the hole saw passes through the material, the core is visibly and instantly ejected, landing away from the drill bit. This dramatically contrasts with the traditional method, showcasing the efficiency gains and convenience of not having to manually pry out stuck plugs. While shown in wood, this efficiency is even more critical when drilling metal, where slugs can be hot, sharp, and difficult to remove.

Goal: The video demonstrates the Push Pilot arbor in action, showing a clean cut and the immediate, automatic ejection of the drilled core from the hole saw.