Carbide tip allows for greater heat and wear resistance than bi-metal. Provides up to 10 times greater tool life on abrasive materials. Ideal for plumbing, marine and aircraft applications. Use in wood laminates, fiberglass, plywood and tile.

Wear-resistant tungsten carbide for life long cutting through abrasive materials
1-1/2 in. depth of cut
Unique tooth geometry designed for aggressive cutting
A great addition to any workshop

Product Overview

10x greater tool life
Cuts wood laminates, fiberglass & tile
Carbide tipped

Model #: C18

Internet #: 205791900

Wear-resistant tungsten carbide for life long cutting through abrasive materials
1-1/2 in. depth of cut
Unique tooth geometry designed for aggressive cutting
A great addition to any workshop

Specifications

Dimensions

Bit Diameter

1-1/8 in

Bit Length (in.)

0.88

Drilling Depth (in)

1.5

Hole Saw Diameter (in)

1-1/8"

Details

Arbor Size

N/A

Arbor included

Bit Material

Carbide

Drill Bit Type

Hole Saw

Drill Bit Type(s) Included

Hole Saw

Individual/Set

Individual

Material Cut

Multi-Purpose

Min Chuck Size Required

N/A

Pilot Bit Included

Returnable

180-Day

Teeth Per Inch

N/A

Tools Product Type

Power Tool

Specifications

Dimensions

Bit Diameter

1-1/8 in

Bit Length (in.)

0.88

Drilling Depth (in)

1.5

Hole Saw Diameter (in)

1-1/8"

Details

Arbor Size

N/A

Arbor included

Bit Material

Carbide

Drill Bit Type

Hole Saw

Drill Bit Type(s) Included

Hole Saw

Individual/Set

Individual

Material Cut

Multi-Purpose

Min Chuck Size Required

N/A

Pilot Bit Included

Returnable

180-Day

Teeth Per Inch

N/A

Tools Product Type

Power Tool

Questions & Answers

what is the overall depth of this hole saw? The Blu-Mol 1-1/8 that I am replacing is 1-7/8 and t...

what is the overall depth of this hole saw? The Blu-Mol 1-1/8 that I am replacing is 1-7/8 and that is what I need for my carry case.

Asked by: SpookyJ39

This unit has a depth of 1.5 inches.

Answered by: Communityanswer

Date published: 2018-10-31

Wil this hole saw cut through 1/4" steel

Trying to cut a hole in a steel container 1/4" thick

Asked by: Chris

Absolutely Yes! The Blu-Mol Xtreme Carbide Tipped Hole Saw will cut through 1/4" thick steel. Of course it will cut wood but its primary reason for being is to cut holes in steel and other metals. It also works well in ceramic tile.

Answered by: Brian

Date published: 2020-05-15

What arbor is needed to use this hole saw?

Asked by: Frank

You will need a 3/8" arbor w/ pilot bit. The Blu-Mol # 5514, E0102457 is a hex shank mandrel which includes a 3-1/4" x 1/4" pilot bit. Packed 1/box. This mandrel can be used with holes saws ranging from 9/16" to 1-3/16".

Answered by: Disston Product Expert

Date published: 2020-08-03