holesaw

noun
UK /ˈhəʊlsɔː/
US /ˈhoʊlsɔː/

A holesaw is a round tool that cuts big circles in wood or metal.

Dad used a holesaw to make a round hole for the new door handle.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A saw with a narrow blade used for cutting holes or curves in tight spaces.

The carpenter reached for a holesaw to cut the curved notch.

3. A type of drill bit with a toothed circular edge for boring large-diameter holes.

He fitted a holesaw onto the drill to bore through the panel.

4. Any saw designed specifically for cutting openings in walls or boards.

The electrician used a holesaw to open a gap for the cable.