Freud DHS3375 Hole Saw 3-3/8 in Wood Metal Cutting

Product Description

The FREUD DHS3375 is a 3-3/8 inch diameter, 2-3/8 inch cutting depth hole saw engineered for demanding trade and jobsite applications. Built under the Diablo line, it features a variable tooth design that accelerates cut speed while reducing vibration during operation. The tool-free plug ejection system allows fast material removal without stopping to clear the cut plug. The Snap Lock interface enables quick blade changes with no downtime, making it a practical choice for electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and carpenters who bore multiple holes in a single work session.

This hole saw is suited for cutting through wood and metal in both residential and light commercial settings. Its 2-3/8 inch cutting depth allows single-pass boring through typical framing lumber, panel materials, and light-gauge metal without repositioning. The Snap Lock mandrel system is compatible with all Diablo hole saws ranging from 5/8 inch to 6 inches in diameter, giving crews flexibility across multiple saw sizes using one mandrel. Note that the mandrel and pilot bit are sold separately.

Key Features

• 3-3/8 inch cutting diameter for standard trade rough-in and knockout applications
• 2-3/8 inch cutting depth enables single-pass boring through common framing and panel stock
• Variable tooth design reduces vibration and increases cut speed
• Tool-free plug ejection for fast, uninterrupted material removal
• Snap Lock quick-change system eliminates downtime between blade swaps
• Compatible with wood and metal cutting applications

Compatibility

The Snap Lock mandrel fits all Diablo hole saws from 5/8 inch to 6 inches in diameter. Mandrel and pilot bit are sold separately. Designed for use with wood and metal materials.

Installation Notes

Installation of the DHS3375 is performed by the trade professional using the appropriate Snap Lock mandrel and pilot bit, both sold separately. Always ensure the drill or driver is powered off and unplugged before changing hole saw blades. Secure the workpiece firmly before boring to prevent movement. Follow applicable safety standards and local codes when cutting through structural or fire-rated assemblies.