4 Inch Diamond Hole Saw | 5/8"-11 Angle Grinder | Concrete, Tile & Stone

• Materials: Porcelain tile, ceramic tile, granite, quartz, marble, slate, brick, block, and non-reinforced masonry.
• Tool Compatibility: Direct fit for standard angle grinders (5/8"-11 thread); also fits all standard power drills (Ryobi, Milwaukee, DeWalt, etc.) via the included adapter.
• Warning: Not recommended for glass, mirrored surfaces, or fragile decorative tiles.

• Angle Grinder Mounting: Thread the hole saw directly onto the 5/8"-11 spindle of your angle grinder. Start the cut at a slight 45-degree angle to create a "crescent" guide, then slowly tilt the tool upright once the diamonds begin to bite.
• Standard Drill Mounting: Use the included adapter to connect the hole saw to any standard 1/2" or 3/8" drill chuck.
• Operating Technique: Operate at a high RPM. Use light, controlled pressure and allow the tool to do the work. Avoid forcing the bit.
• Heat Management: Due to the large surface area of a 4-inch cut, pause the tool periodically during extended drilling sessions to allow the air-cooled side slots to dissipate heat.

• Plumbing & Drainage: Ideal for installing standard floor drains and shower drain assemblies.
• HVAC & Ventilation: Perfect for drilling large-diameter vent lines and ducting pass-throughs in masonry or tile.
• Countertop & Slab Work: Creating access ports or large plumbing penetrations in thick quartz and granite surfaces.
• Electrical: Installing large conduit sleeves and electrical junction boxes in stone or brick walls.

• Hole Diameter: 4 inches
• Cutting Depth: 1-3/8 inches
• Thread Size: 5/8"-11 (Angle Grinder Native)
• Adapter Included: Yes (for standard power drills)
• Cutting Edge: Vacuum-Brazed Industrial Diamond
• Use Type: Optimized for Dry Drilling (Wet optional)

Q: Can I use this 4-inch hole saw with an angle grinder?
A: Yes. The 5/8"-11 threaded connection fits most standard angle grinders commonly used in North America.

Q: Can it be used with a standard drill?
A: Yes. A drill adapter is included, allowing for full compatibility with standard electric or cordless power drills.

Q: Does this hole saw require water?
A: No. It is engineered for dry drilling. While optional light misting can be used to manage dust, water is not required for the tool's performance.

Q: Is this suitable for reinforced concrete or rebar?
A: No. This hole saw is designed for masonry, tile, and stone. It is not intended for cutting through rebar or heavily reinforced concrete.