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plate and firmly tighten the swivel handle to hold the Hole Cutting Tool to the pipe.
4. The base of the JK114 Hole Cutting Tool includes a level vial that can be used to align a
series of holes. (as photo above)
5. With one hand on the Hole Cutting Tool to stabilize and guide it, slightly loosen the swivel
handle to allow final positioning of the tool. Align the pilot drill with the desired cut location,
and firmly tighten the swivel handle. Do not remove your hands from the Hole Cutting Tool
until you have confirmed that it is securely attached to the pipe. The Hole Cutting Tool must
be securely and squarely attached to the pipe to help reduce the risk of hole saw jamming.
Operating Instructions
Warning: eye protection, cutting injury and entanglement danger
Always wear appropriate eye protection. Cutting tools can break or shatter. Cutting
produces chips that can be thrown or fall into eyes. Do not use for hot tapping. When
cutting into an existing system, the pipe must be drained and depressurized prior to
cutting. This reduces the risk of electrical shock and other serious injury. Do not wear
gloves or loose clothing when operating machine. Keep Sleeves and jackets buttoned.
Do not reach across machine. Clothing can be caught by the machine resulting in
entanglement. Keep fingers and hands away from rotating chuck and saw. This
reduces the risk of entanglement and cutting injuries. Follow operating instructions to
reduce the risk of injury from electrical shock entanglement, crushing and other
causes and prevent Hole Cutter damage.
1. Confirm that the Hole Cutting Tool and work area are properly set up and that the work
area is free of bystanders and other distractions.
2. Assume a proper operating position that will allow:
• Control of the Hole Cutting Tool, including the ON/- OFF switch and the feed handle. Do not
turn the tool ON yet.
• Good balance. Be sure that you do not have to over reach.
