Milwaukee 3/4 in. Hole Dozer Carbide Hole Saw
$11.99
The HOLE DOZER with Carbide Teeth hole saw delivers 50X life and thermal coating for reduced friction for heavy duty metal and multi-material uses.
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Description
The MILWAUKEE HOLE DOZER with Carbide Teeth is the best hole saw solution for metal and multi-material applications. The hole saw provide 50X life in extreme metal and multi-material cutting compared to other bi-metal hole saws. A tough carbide-grade build is combined with a durable 4 TPI design, yielding the best carbide tooth durability and longest life in stainless steel, abrasive material and fastener-embedded wood applications. The HOLE DOZER has a cutting depth of 1.62 in., allowing clearance to handle cuts in a wide range of materials. Thermal coating on the saw reduces friction and drag during cutting. Cordless efficiency also allows for faster cutting in all applications. The hole sawslug is easy to remove with The Plug Jack, enhancing user productivity by providing the best access and leverage to remove material slugs.
- Milwaukee carbide teeth technology
- 4 TPI carbide teeth design gives best durability and longest life in extreme applications
- Thermoset coating reduces friction and drag, increasing overall speed and cordless efficiencies
- Plug-Jack T-slot’s enhance user productivity by providing best access and leverage to remove material slugs
- Cuts stainless steel, fastener embedded wood, cement board, fiberglass, plaster, asphalt shingles and more
- For the toughest applications where bi-metal hole saws cannot cut
- Includes: (1) 3/4 in. HOLE DOZER with carbide teeth
Additional information
| Weight | .07 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 1.00 × 1.94 × 3.88 in |
| Arbor included | No |
| Bit Diameter | 3/8 in |
| Bit Length (in.) | 2.2 |
| Bit Material | Carbide |
| Drill Bit Type | Hole Saw |
| Drill Bit Type(s) Included | Hole Saw |
| Drilling Depth (in) | 1.62 |
| Hole Saw Diameter (in) | 3/4" |
| Individual/Set | Individual |
| Material Cut | Multi-Purpose |
| Min Chuck Size Required | 1/4 In. |
| Model | 49-56-0702 |
| Pilot Bit Included | No |
Reviews (78)
78 reviews for Milwaukee 3/4 in. Hole Dozer Carbide Hole Saw
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Lacey Bergstrom (verified owner) –
Dozer is putting it mildly. Milwaukee Hole Dozers do amazing things to all materials short of concrete. hard working and long life make them unbeatable.
Ramiro Heidenreich (verified owner) –
Carbide teeth hole saw is worth buying, this will lasts 100 times longer then conventional bi-metal saw. I would definitely recommend to buy it, especially if you need to use it on the cement board, stacco surfaces. I had compared Milwaukee Carbide saw with Lenox and found the Milwaukee is a win win
Americo Schiller (verified owner) –
It is working very well. I think I will in time be replacing all the hole dozers I have that are not with the carbide. They seem to make a smoother cut.
Zelda Ledner (verified owner) –
Easy to assemble. Fast cutting. Works great.
Marge Lang (verified owner) –
I replace a hole saw with the hole saw with Carbide teeth. It works great!. I just hope it lasts for a long time. I will be attempting to replace the hole saws I have with ones that are carbide teeth as I need from now on.
Trace Medhurst (verified owner) –
This one hole saw cost me half as much as a complete set of 10 dozer saws, which sadly did not contain this specific size
Oswaldo Rath (verified owner) –
When your drilling a hole this big you want a hole bit that isnt going to bind up and I want one that is deep enough to cut a 2x without a problem. I am happy with the sharpness and the ease of cutting without it heating up and burning the wood. The chunk of wood is relatively easy to remove also. Be careful not to cut your hand loading it into your driver because this sucker is sharp. I like it a lot. Thanks!
Thelma Gerlach (verified owner) –
Took awhile but eventually cut a hole through my masonry wall. Comparing with a different hole saw I have, the teeth on this one are too smooth. I think they should be more jagged to catch and grind against the masonry.
Wanda Vandervort (verified owner) –
Drilled through the backer board and plywood in an instance!
Allen Jast (verified owner) –
These hole saw bits do a nice job. I drilled 10 consecutive holes in a row on a 1X6 board for a project that I was doing building a fishing rod holder. I can honestly say that the last hole I drilled was no more difficult than the first one. I drilled these holes with my battery operated drill. There were no issues drilling the holes other than the they did generate some heat, which is to be expected, but did not affect the performance. I’d recommend using these bits and they would particularly work well drilling through sheetrock or less dense materials.
Marielle Reinger (verified owner) –
The four and a half inch hole Dozer says it all. This hole saw cuts through would like a hot knife through butter, and does the same thing going through metal. The wholesale will last a long time if used properly and kept lubricated while cutting in metal. When using a hole saw like this it is recommended to wear safety glasses and have proper safety equipment and training before using it.
Mina Koch (verified owner) –
Quality and performance
Brandt Cruickshank (verified owner) –
I got this hole dozer saw to make compact speaker enclosures. I finally received the correct arbor and I was surprised at just how well this saw works. My future plan is to buy an unfinished shed – and convert it into a nice cabin and I’m sure this carbide saw will make it much easier when installing a nice wood burning stove and the opening for a washer/dryer vent. I highly recommend this Milwaukee dozer saw to anyone who has a need.
Gideon Berge (verified owner) –
Easy transaction
Derrick Robel (verified owner) –
The hole saw worked better than expected. I used it to cut holes in cement board siding.
Golda Ritchie (verified owner) –
The 5 inch carbide hole dozer saw arrived very quickly and secured in its own blister pak, inside a carton with bubble wrap. All intact. I selected it because of the mfg’ers reputation for top quality products and tools. I like the ease of securing it to the drill bit. The specific feature is the toughness of the saw and teeth. I use it on different materials and it cuts thru easily. Make sure you have the optional handle attached to your drill in case the saw snags so that you don’t wrench your wrist. The quality is superb! Easy to use. It’s working out and cutting holes as planned and expected. I like it and would order another.
Xzavier Rogahn (verified owner) –
The Milwaukee 5-inch Carbide Hole Dozer Saw is an excellent hole saw, very durable, and long lasting. I have used various sizes of these hole saws by Milwaukee for years. They cut through wood, nails, stainless steel, shingles, and cement board. Unlike the “standard” hole saw that seems like a one-time-use, this hole saw will last for many uses. This product is only the saw blade and doesn’t include the 3/8 inch quick-change arbor. This arbor is included in kits or can be purchased separately. All of the Milwaukee Hole Saws, 1-1/4 inch and above, use the same arbor so you can just purchase the size saw you need for the job. The arbor screws into the back of the hole saw and then the sleeve slides into two holes in the back to keep the arbor from tightening into the saw and allows the arbor to be easily removed. The saw cuts a hole up to 1-3/4 inches deep. I recommend using a heavy-duty drill motor so that the torque doesn’t damage the motor, especially when using large saw sizes such as this. The pilot drill bit, that is part of the arbor, is slightly longer than the hole saw so that once the bit cuts through the material on the other side, you can remove the saw and continue drilling from the back side to eliminate tear-out.
Alexander Jaskolski (verified owner) –
Breezed through 18ga gauge steel like butter.
Michele Gutkowski (verified owner) –
I’ve used various sizes of these Milwaukee hole saws. They’ve lasted many years and perform beautifully. This particular part does not include the arbor, which is required. One arbor will fit many size hole saws, and I already have an arbor that fits this saw. After attaching the arbor to the hole saw, insert the assembly into your drill. It cuts a clean and smooth hole in wood every time.
Maida Orn (verified owner) –
Just right