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Silver bi-metal hole saw cylinder with side slot and toothed rim

Morse

Morse MHS10 5/8" 16mm Bi-Metal Hole Saw

SKU CH-ZZ59-407VP

A 16 mm bi-metal hole saw cuts stainless steel, machinable metals, wood and plastic with an aggressive positive-rake tooth profile and side slot for easier slug removal; separate arbor required

  • Cuts stainless steel, wood and plastic with one bi-metal saw
  • Aggressive positive rake teeth penetrate material faster and easier
  • Unique side slot gives extra leverage for quick slug removal
  • Requires separate Morse MA24 or MA34 arbor for secure mounting
  • Optimises cutting life when paired with Morse CUTLUBE fluid

General-purpose cutting tool

The Morse MHS10 is a 5/8" (16mm) bi-metal hole saw built for general purpose use across stainless steel, machinable metals, wood and plastic. Its aggressive positive rake tooth profile is designed to penetrate material easier and faster. A unique side slot improves leverage access for various material thicknesses and eases slug removal. This single unit suits trade and DIY users who need clean holes in mixed materials.

Upgrade from standard tooth designs

The positive rake tooth geometry replaces conventional profiles that can wander or bind in tougher alloys. The jump is worth it when cutting stainless steel or thicker stock where standard teeth slow down or wear quickly. The side slot design also solves the common frustration of stuck slugs that halt progress on repetitive jobs. Buyers who only drill thin sheet metal or soft wood once in a while may not notice the difference.

Arbor-dependent installation

The hole saw requires a separate Morse MA24 (139007) or MA34 (139014) arbor, so the first step is confirming you have the correct shank for your drill chuck. Installation is straightforward once the arbor is matched, but using the wrong arbor or running without cutting lubricant such as Morse CUTLUBE (121408) often leads to premature tooth wear or overheating. Ensure the arbor is fully seated and the pilot drill engages before starting the cut.

Highlights

  • Cuts stainless steel, wood and plastic with one bi-metal saw
  • Aggressive positive rake teeth penetrate material faster and easier
  • Unique side slot gives extra leverage for quick slug removal
  • Requires separate Morse MA24 or MA34 arbor for secure mounting
  • Optimises cutting life when paired with Morse CUTLUBE fluid

Specifications

BrandMORSE

Questions about this item

Which Morse arbor fits the MHS10 16mm hole saw?

Use Morse MA24 (139007) or MA34 (139014) arbor — both are compatible with the MHS10 and sold separately.

How do I mount the MHS10 onto the arbor without stripping the threads?

Thread the saw onto the arbor by hand until snug, then tighten the set screw firmly — over-torquing the saw body instead of the set screw is the common error.

When should I replace the MHS10 or its cutting lubricant?

Replace the saw when teeth dull or chip; replenish Morse CUTLUBE (121408) each time cutting fluid runs low to maintain cutting speed.

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