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I know someone posted on this subject quite recently, but can't find it, regarding a new arbour which you can fit two hole saws, one to act as a pilot to enlarge an existing hole.

I tend to use the old 'cut at an angle' trick with the larger hole saw, but I've got a 60min ceiling thickness, and it's gonna make a bit of a mess with that trick.

Can't find that thread, googled and found the above Starrett one, but I thought it was something newer?
 
Have you looked closely at your current holesaw arbour?
There may be a little bit of thread poking through the bigger holesaw, which you can just about thread on the smaller size.

holesaw-with-arbour.jpg


Trickier to separate after if the 'anti-jam' pins won't reach the front holesaw, so put some grease where the holesaws contact each other.
 
Have you looked closely at your current holesaw arbour?
There may be a little bit of thread poking through the bigger holesaw, which you can just about thread on the smaller size.

holesaw-with-arbour.jpg


Trickier to separate after if the 'anti-jam' pins won't reach the front holesaw, so put some grease where the holesaws contact each other.

Thanks, I'll have a look. Both me arbours are ancient, circa 1980 and one is jammed with a hole saw :oops:
 
Drilling 25mm holes and the 20mm knockout comes out of a box and you have to put like a reel of tape around a 20mm wholesaw to fit snuggly in a 25mm wholesaw!
Those were the days. Too poor to buy cone cutters!
 
How do these arbours fit into your existing arbour or do they? Looking at the Starrett web site, they seem to have different shanks for different arbours.
 

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