Milwaukee Big Hawg Multi-Material 35mm Hole Saw

The Milwaukee BIG HAWG Multi-Material Holesaw is a heavy-duty, durable holesaw with large carbide teeth designed to deliver exceptional cutting performance and long life. It is engineered to cut through a variety of tough materials including nail-embedded wood, cement board, shingles, plaster, bricks, and plastics, making it ideal for electricians, carpenters, kitchen fitters, and heating, ventilation, and plumbing trades.

Features:

• Carbide teeth deliver 50 times more life than conventional holesaws
• Cuts through materials 5 times faster with 10 times larger carbide teeth
• Deeper slots for easy and fast plug removal
• Strong brazed tooth bond for durability in abrasive and nail-embedded materials
• Designed to cut through nails, cement board, plaster, shingles, bricks, aerated concrete blocks, and wood
• Not suitable for very hard materials like granite, hard natural stone, and high-density lime-sandstone blocks
• Available in a wide range of diameters to suit different cutting needs
  

Specifications:

• Cutting Teeth: Carbide tipped, 3 large carbide teeth per holesaw
• Material: Tungsten carbide for extreme durability and life
• Cutting Speed: Cuts 5 times faster than conventional bi-metal holesaws
• Durability: 50 times longer life in nail-embedded wood and abrasive material applications
• Cutting Capacity: Designed to cut nails, lag screws, wood (including nail-embedded), cement board, plaster, shingles, stucco, bricks, and aerated concrete blocks
• Slot Design: Oversized deep slots for fast and easy plug removal
• Brazing: Enlarged brazed surface for a stronger, more durable tooth bond
• Maximum Cutting Depth: 60 mm (standard across most sizes)
• Size Range: Available in diameters from 25 mm up to 159 mm
• Use Restriction: Not suitable for granite, hard natural stone, or high-density lime-sandstone blocks
• Tooth Configuration: 3 teeth arranged for aggressive, fast cutting
• Arbor Compatibility: Fits standard 5/8 - 18 threaded hole saw arbors
  

Applications:

• Electrical installation holes in various materials
• Carpentry and woodworking involving nail-embedded timber
• Kitchen fitting and cabinet installation
• HVAC and plumbing installations requiring holes in diverse materials
• Construction work involving bricks, breeze blocks, aerated concrete, and plaster