Opening and insert together
Designed around a 102mm opening and an approximately 93mm retained countertop insert for the Point Pod top cup.
102mm Hole Saw at a glance
Purpose-made Australian stone hole saw for planning the Point Pod opening and retained countertop insert together.
Designed around a 102mm opening and an approximately 93mm retained countertop insert for the Point Pod top cup.
The Australian PPHSA version has an M14 thread. The 5/8-11 version is the separate US model.
The cutting rim is diamond-grit for stone fabrication; it is not a toothed HSS or bi-metal hole saw.
Test in matching off-cut material and check both the opening and retained insert against the actual Point Pod parts.
No arbor or drill adapter is included. Confirm that the stone fabricator's professional coring equipment accepts an M14 threaded tool.
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.
Dimensions and details
Electrical, installation, delivery and support information is consolidated here so it is easier to scan.
Outside diameter: 102mm. Intended retained insert: approximately 93mm.
Australian thread: M14. One hole saw is supplied. Exact core alloy and maximum cutting depth are not specified here.
Overview of planning and installing a Point Pod.
Ask Modern Power Solutions to confirm compatibility, current dimensions or installation requirements before cutting.
Delivery times vary by location. View Australian delivery options and estimated timeframes.
No. Confirm M14 compatibility with the countertop professional's coring equipment before ordering.
The opening and retained insert both need to match the actual Point Pod parts. A trial cut reveals tooling or material variation first.
Use a suitable stone professional who can confirm the cutting method, material compatibility and required clearances.