$17.97
- Most Durable Hole Saw. Period.
- New 3.5 TPI Tooth Design
- All- Access Slots for Fast Plug Removal
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137Questions
Q:Will this work for brick?
by|Sep 28, 2023
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Q:Will this work for pottery?
by|Sep 2, 2023
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Q:I am cutting a 4 inch hole through a 2x12 wood stud. I would expect some smoke.
Any lubricant I can use? (spray in the hole every few minutes as needed)
by|Aug 21, 2023
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Q:Should I buy a 4 inch or the 4-1/4 inch saw. This is for a dryer vent hood assembly going through exterior wall. Nailed to the outer wall is a warped 2x12 Band board I need to go through.
by|Aug 21, 2023
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Sep 21, 2023
Recommend!
Worked great for my pegboard project! I would usually go for an inch but i wanted a wider grip for training
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Sep 7, 2023
Great Deck Board Remover
With deck screws buried in the wood I would have to chip away to get to the head, then hope I don't strip the head or even the screw bit, and then hope the screw rises instead of spinning in place. With this hole saw I first sawed a pilot hole in a small 2x4, then removed the drill bit (3mm hex key), then use the 2x4 with the pilot hole to get an initial saw cut around the deck screws without the saw wandering, then finish sawing until reaching the required depth. Boards come right off.
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Aug 30, 2023
Did the job of cutting a hole in metal! I installed an Easystart device on my AC system, and I needed to drill a hole for the strain relief fitting.
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Aug 23, 2023
Bought a repurposed mango-wood cabinet to use as an entertainment center - unfortunately, there were no holes for the component plugs. Picked this up at a local Home Depot and it worked like a charm - cut right through the hard wood and made a nice clean cut!
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Jun 6, 2023
Garbage product
Total waste of money, only lasted 3 holes before the teeth on the bit were gone. Product says it's rated for plaster and drywall, but that's a lie. I had to go back and purchase a hole saw with carbine teeth which worked like a charm. So if your looking to buy this hole saw for plaster/drywall, save your money and go with one that has carbine teeth. Basically wasted $35 and an hour of my time.
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Response from Milwaukee ToolJun 8, 2023
Thank you for taking the time to review your Milwaukee 4 in. HOLE DOZER Bi-Metal Hole Saw with 3/8 in. Arbor and Pilot Bit and we are sorry to hear about your experience. Could you send our team an email at Social.media@milwaukeetool.com, so we can assist? Thank you - Milwaukee Tool, Social Team
Feb 1, 2023
It Works Ok.
Bought this to drill a whole in a butcher block countertop. It did the job but took longer than it should have. I was using it with a Milwaukee M18 Fuel drill so no lack of power. Just cut slowly and left burn marks all inside the hole. Also looks like it could split along the weld. Not impressed for it being made by Milwaukee.
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Oct 13, 2022
Great tool
Tool is sharp, cut right through the metal. Made 12 holes, and the bit worked perfectly without any issues.
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Oct 13, 2022
Incredible hole cutter
I had to make 8 holes in 3/16 plate. I looked at sevaral option and this hole cutter was by far the least expensive. The results were incredible. It cut through this steel like butter. The cutter is still sharp after 8 holes. I am very impressed
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Aug 28, 2022
Worked great on my Expedition134 overlanding boxes
I have a few overland boxes that are air tight. On most trips I have to struggle to open them when the temperature goes down. I bought some pressure release valves that require a precise 1" hole. The gentleman at the King of Prussia store recommended this bit. It took just a few seconds to drill the hole in each box. In five minutes I was done, and both of my boxes are now ready for my next trip.
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Aug 10, 2022
I used this hole saw (without the bit) and a...
I used this hole saw (without the bit) and a clamped template to saw thru 3/4" trim, 3/4" siding, down to 2x4 structure so that I could remove some ancient 2 1/2" screws that would not come out any other way. I used a screw driver to chisel out the wood around each screw and removed all 40+ of them. Excellent product.
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