Milwaukee 1-5/8 Inch Hole Dozer Saw 49-56-0714 Carbide

The Milwaukee 1-5/8 inch Hole Dozer carbide-tipped hole saw 49-56-0714 delivers professional-grade performance for drilling clean, precise holes in multiple materials. This new condition hole saw features advanced carbide teeth technology that cuts through wood, metal, plastic, and other materials with exceptional speed and durability. Perfect for electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and contractors, this Milwaukee Hole Dozer provides superior cutting performance compared to standard bi-metal hole saws. The carbide-tipped design ensures longer tool life and faster cutting speeds, making it an essential addition to any professional tool kit for drilling electrical boxes, pipe installations, and general construction applications.

• Diameter: 1-5/8 inches (1.625")
• Model Number: 49-56-0714
• Type: Carbide-tipped hole saw
• Teeth: Carbide construction
• Brand: Milwaukee Hole Dozer
• Materials: Cuts wood, metal, plastic, drywall
• Arbor: Requires standard hole saw arbor (sold separately)
• Condition: New
• UPC: 045242594771
• Application: Electrical, plumbing, HVAC, general construction

• Diameter: 1-5/8 inches (1.625")
• Model Number: 49-56-0714
• Type: Carbide-tipped hole saw
• Teeth: Carbide construction
• Brand: Milwaukee Hole Dozer
• Materials: Cuts wood, metal, plastic, drywall
• Arbor: Requires standard hole saw arbor (sold separately)
• Condition: New
• UPC: 045242594771
• Application: Electrical, plumbing, HVAC, general construction

Does this hole saw come with an arbor and pilot bit?

No, this is the hole saw only. You'll need to purchase a compatible Milwaukee arbor and pilot bit separately, or use an existing arbor if you have one.

What materials can this carbide hole saw cut through?

The carbide-tipped design cuts through wood, metal (including stainless steel), plastic, fiberglass, drywall, and other common construction materials with ease.

How does carbide compare to bi-metal hole saws?

Carbide hole saws last significantly longer than bi-metal versions, cut faster, and handle tougher materials like stainless steel and cast iron. They're ideal for professionals who need durability and performance.

What size drill do I need to use this hole saw?

A 1/2-inch drill is recommended for hole saws this size. Use a corded or high-powered cordless drill with sufficient torque for best results.

Can this be used for cutting holes in tile or masonry?

While carbide can handle some harder materials, this hole saw is optimized for wood, metal, and plastic. For tile and masonry, a diamond-grit hole saw is recommended for best results.