Description
Overview:
The Milwaukee BIG HAWG 4-5/8 inch Diameter x 2-1/4 inch Length Bi-Metal Carbide Tipped Hole Saw is engineered for professionals who demand speed, durability, and efficiency in their drilling tasks. This innovative hole cutter is designed to drill large holes in rough wood applications, making it an essential tool for HVAC, plumbing, and other contractors. With its advanced design, the BIG HAWG hole saw cuts up to 10 times faster than traditional hole saws and can handle up to 600 holes without the need for resharpening, ensuring you get the job done quickly and effectively.
Key Features:
– Drills up to 10 times faster than standard hole saws
– Cuts up to 600 holes in wood without resharpening
– Three hardened steel teeth for maximum durability against nail impacts
– Aggressive tooth geometry and unique cutting angle for rapid cutting
– Enlarged braze surface for a stronger bond to carbide teeth
– Wide and deep gullets for easy plug removal
– Recessed flat boring pilot bit minimizes friction and contact with the plug
– Ideal for drilling holes for 4 inch pipes
– 5/8 inch-18 thread for compatibility with various arbors
– Thicker backer for extreme longevity in demanding applications
Use Cases:
This hole saw is perfect for contractors and DIY enthusiasts alike, providing a reliable solution for drilling large holes in wood for plumbing, electrical, and HVAC installations. Whether you are working on a construction site or tackling a home improvement project, the Milwaukee BIG HAWG hole cutter will save you time and effort, allowing you to focus on getting the job done right.
Specifications
SKU: 49569050 UPC: 045242200542 Weight: 0.19 Model Number: 49-56-9050 Brand: Milwaukee Tools Your privacy matters
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