Hole saw
OwnerRoger J. Despresinventor
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An improved hole saw is disclosed. A mandrel of the hole saw forms an elongated threaded body. The mandrel, at a first end forms a shank adapted to be secured in the chuck of a hand power drill or drill press. The second end of the mandrel forms an enlarged, radially extended, circular flange having a recessed axially aligned hole formed therein. The shank end of, for example, a quarter inch pilot-hole drill is secured in the flanged end of the mandrel by one or more set screws. The mandrel is inserted, shank end first, into the open serrated cutting end of a cylindrically shaped hole saw. The threaded shank end of the mandrel is screwed into a threaded base of the hole saw, the radially extended flange of the mandrel being mated to and tightened against the inside base end of the hole saw. By inserting the mandrel through the cutting end of the hole saw and threading it tightly against the base of the saw, it now is convenient to remove sawn plugs contained by the cylindrical hole saw by simply threading the mandrel back out of the hole saw towards the circular cutting end of the saw. A left-hand threaded mandrel and hole saw base will assure that the mandrel will remain secured within the hole saw during use.
A hole-saw apparatus comprising:
A method of assembling a pilot drill containing a left hand threaded mandrel into a hole saw to enable a plug of material to be removed from an interior of said hole saw, comprising the steps of:
A hole-saw apparatus comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.