Opening and insert together
Designed around a 102mm opening and an approximately 93mm retained countertop insert for the Point Pod top cup.
Product guide
Purpose-made Australian stone hole saw for planning the Point Pod opening and retained countertop insert together.
Features
Key functions and connections at a glance.
Australian M14 connection
The Australian PPHSA version has an M14 thread. The 5/8-11 version is the separate US model.
Diamond-grit cutting rim
The cutting rim is diamond-grit for stone fabrication; it is not a toothed HSS or bi-metal hole saw.
Installation planning
Confirm the stone, cutting method and M14 tool connection before work begins.
Trial cut first
Test in matching off-cut material and check both the opening and retained insert against the actual Point Pod parts.
Confirm equipment compatibility
No arbor or drill adapter is included. Confirm that the stone fabricator's professional coring equipment accepts an M14 threaded tool.
Confirm the cutting method
The countertop professional should confirm material compatibility, coolant requirements and the safest cutting method for the slab.
Important: Countertop cutting should be completed by a suitable stone professional. Make a trial cut in matching off-cut material before cutting the finished countertop.
Specifications
Use these details with the supplied instructions and the rating label on the product.
Cut dimensions
Outside diameter: 102mm. Intended retained insert: approximately 93mm.
Verified scope
Australian thread: M14. One hole saw is supplied. Exact core alloy and maximum cutting depth are not specified here.
Downloads and support
Review the Point Pod installation overview or contact support before ordering.
Frequently asked questions
Does it include an adapter for a handheld drill?
No. Confirm M14 compatibility with the countertop professional's coring equipment before ordering.
Why is a trial cut important?
The opening and retained insert both need to match the actual Point Pod parts. A trial cut reveals tooling or material variation first.
Who should make the countertop cut?
Use a suitable stone professional who can confirm the cutting method, material compatibility and required clearances.
For the Point Pod
The Australian model is a 102mm stone-cutting hole saw with a diamond-grit cutting rim and M14 thread. It is designed to cut the Point Pod opening while retaining the intended countertop insert. The 5/8″-11 thread is the separate US model; confirm that your tool accepts M14 before ordering.
Plan the cut before fabrication
Have a countertop professional make a trial cut in matching off-cut material before cutting the finished countertop. Confirm both the opening and retained insert against the actual Point Pod components.
Warranty and support
We are here to help before and after purchase. Review warranty and service information.
Returns information
Returns are subject to eligibility and policy conditions. Review the returns policy.
