The component that secures a rotary tool’s cutting disc or other accessory is known as the arbor. A Dremel Saw-Max uses a specific dimension for this central mounting point. This dimension dictates the compatibility of various blades and accessories that can be used with the tool. For example, a blade with a center hole diameter that matches this specification will securely attach to the tool, enabling cutting operations.
The dimension of this component is crucial because it directly impacts the tool’s versatility and performance. A standardized dimension allows users to readily find and utilize a wide array of cutting wheels and accessories designed for the Saw-Max. Understanding this aspect allows for the correct selection of blades, ensuring both optimal cutting efficiency and user safety. Correctly matched components prevent slippage, wobble, and potential damage to the tool or workpiece.
