
MILWAUKEE® proudly makes HOLE DOZER™ with Carbide Teeth Hole Saws in the USA.
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Supplies and solutions for every industry, plus easy ordering. The HOLE DOZER™ with Carbide Teeth Hole Saw has a cutting depth of 1.62 in., allowing clearance to handle cuts in a wide range of materials. When it comes to Stainless Steel Drill Bits for Metal & Plastic, you can count on Grainger.

The new slot design also gives you increased pilot visibility for accurate placement and faster chip ejection keeping your cut cool. Deep gullets clear material fast while cutting, and Milwaukee's ALL-ACCESS SLOTS solve the frustration of plug removal, making you more productive with less downtime between holes. These carbide teeth hole saws provide the longest life in general purpose and extreme materials with the ability to cut through stainless steel, cast iron, fastener embedded wood, cement board, fiberglass, plaster, asphalt shingles, and more with ease. Our HOLE DOZER™ with Carbide Teeth Hole Saws feature a new 3 TPI design that offers you fast cuts with the durability of a bi-metal hole saw and the life of a carbide hole saw. Stainless, Wood, Nails, Fiberglass, Plaster, Cement Board and More

We have used Milwaukee drill bits in the past and have always had great luck with them. Milwaukee Drill Bit Review Final Thoughts We will post this on our Instagram page, so stay tuned. We ended up giving these to our contractor who is working on my house and will get his feedback after using for a while. We ran these through oak, pine, PVC and stainless steel and the bits did awesome. While we did some drilling with these bits, this is something that needs to be time-tested. Milwaukee uses a variable helix which means these are designed to remove material very fast compared to your traditional drill bits. The tip of the bits features a chip breaker which decreases heat build-up, which means they don’t wear as quickly and therefore last you longer. The drill bits tilt up which makes it easy to remove or put the drill bits back into place. The case not only protects the bits when not in use but allows you to stay organized.Įach drill bit has a specific spot and each spot is well marked and easy to read. Milwaukee Drill Bit Review Featuresīefore we jump into the bits, Milwaukee sells these sets that come in a nice hard plastic case. Titanium allows the drill bits to penetrate hard surfaces and makes them corrosion resistant. These bits are designed to last much longer and stay sharper longer than traditional standard high-speed steel bits. Titanium uses a high-speed steel with a coating of titanium nitride.

Normally you don’t want to use these for general purpose uses. Cobalt bits are designed for hard surfaces such as cast iron, stainless steel, and even titanium. This allows these bits to withstand high-temperature drilling applications. They are a special formulation of high-speed steel with Cobalt added. Milwaukee 19 Piece Titanium Drill Bit Set (48-89-4860)Ĭobalt bits are designed for tough surfaces.Milwaukee 19 Piece Cobalt Drill Bit Set (48-89-2530).Speaking of quality drill bits, Milwaukee has two new sets available: So it’s in their best interest to create the best possible drill bit. The Cobalt Step Drill Bit is recommended up to 14ga.

When a major manufacturer puts a name on a product, they are putting their reputation on the line. up to 15X the life in stainless compared to current solutions and up to 1000 holes in mild steel. However, if you want something that is quality and will last, I would suggest sticking with a major manufacturer. Look around and you can find just about anyone making drill bits, they are a dime a dozen. So let’s jump into the Milwaukee Drill Bit Review. So we wanted to spread the love and cover something that is often overlooked, the Milwaukee Cobalt drill bits and the Milwaukee Titanium drill bits. Milwaukee Tool is known for their cordless power tools however we tend to forget that they have a whole separate division that creates and produces power tool accessories such as drill bits.
