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Faithfull Hole Saw Arbor Extension
The Faithfull Holesaw Arbor Extension in 300mm size delivers maximum reach for challenging drilling applications requiring substantial extension. This longer version is perfect for accessing deep cavities, drilling through thick structural elements, or reaching into confined spaces where standard arbors and shorter extensions simply cannot reach. The 300mm length makes it indispensable for specialist applications in construction and renovation work.
Engineered to fit hex shank arbors, this extended version maintains drilling accuracy even at its full length whilst providing the substantial reach demanded by difficult access situations. Compatible with the small arbor FAI HSA1630, which has an arbor clearance of 25mm, it integrates perfectly with your existing holesaw toolkit.
Features and Benefits:
• 300mm length for maximum extended reach
• Ideal for deep cavity and thick material drilling
• Fits hex shank arbors for reliable engagement
• Compatible with FAI HSA1630 small arbor (25mm clearance)
• Essential for specialist access applications
Specifications:
Accessory Type: Extension
Specifications
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There is a Faithfull manufacturer warranty for this product which covers all manufacturing defects for the normal lifetime of the tool but does not cover wear and tear or damaged cause by misuse. This does not affect your statutory rights.
Get help regarding Faithfull Hole Saw Arbor Extension
For any technical enquiries relating to this product it is best to call the manufacturer, Faithfull, direct on 01603 671640.
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