Tork Craft Downlighter Holesaw Set 6Pce 51 60 64 72 75 86

Tork Craft Downlighter Holesaw Set â" 6 Piece (51-86 mm)

Contents: 6-piece kit â" sizes 51âmm, 60âmm, 64âmm, 72âmm, 75âmm & 86âmm

This Tork Craft 6-piece Downlighter Holesaw Set is tailored for lighting installers, containing six commonly used diameters for cutting holes for downlighters, ceiling speakers and other recessed lighting components. Supplied in a carry case, the kit gives you the right size for typical installations in ceiling board, timber or light steel panels.

Specifications

Features

• Six popular sizes: 51 mm, 60 mm, 64 mm, 72 mm, 75 mm and 86 mmcovers majority of downlighter sizes.
• High-quality holesaw construction from Tork Craft, designed for precision and cleaner cuts.
• Kit format allows you to carry all sizes together for efficient job-site work.
• Suitable for use in ceiling board (plasterboard), timber, aluminium and light-gauge steel where lighting needs recess holes.

Benefits

• Installer convenience: All common downlighter hole sizes in one kitfaster tool changes, less downtime.
• Cleaner finish: Using the correct diameter holesaw avoids oversize holes and gives better fit for lighting fixtures.
• Better stock management: Instead of buying separate sizes, this kit offers kit synergy and value.
• Compact storage: Carry case keeps all sizes together and protected.

Extra Information

• Select a holesaw size slightly larger than the fixture's cut-out size for proper fit and minimal trim gap.
• Ensure the material you're cutting is supported and securecutting ceilings or boards overhead requires extra care and tool stability.
• Maintain holesaw teeth and keep the pilot bit/plunger clear of waste for best cut quality and to avoid drag or overheating.

Safety

• Wear eye and hearing protection when using holesawschips and dust may fly.
• Secure the workpiece and use stable supportespecially overhead cuttingto avoid kickback or tool slip.
• Use a pilot drill and steady feed rate; avoid forcing the holesaw, as this can cause irregular holes or damage.
• Ensure pilot bit is still sharp and the holesaw teeth are not worn; replace if cutting becomes rough or slow.