Morse
Morse MHS23M Hole Saw Kit 20-piece pneumatic accessory
A 20-piece bi-metal hole saw kit covering 3/4 in to 4-3/4 in for general-purpose cutting of duct, mild steel, nail-embedded wood, non-ferrous metals, pipe, plastic.
- 20-piece kit covers a wide range of hole diameters
- Bi-metal teeth cut steel, stainless, wood, plastic and non-ferrous metals
- Built-in arbor design simplifies bit changes on the job
- 1 7/8 in cutting depth handles thick pipe and duct work
- 5/6 variable tooth pitch reduces vibration for smoother cuts
Kit Contents and Purpose
The Morse MHS23M kit supplies twenty bi-metal hole saws ranging from 3/4 in to 4-3/4 in. It targets maintenance crews and fabricators who need a single set for general-purpose cutting across multiple materials.
Built-In Arbor Benefit
Each saw integrates its own arbor so there is no separate pilot bit to swap or lose. The 5/6 variable tooth pitch clears chips efficiently in duct, mild steel, nail-embedded wood, non-ferrous metals, pipe, plastic, stainless steel and tube.
Maximum Cutting Depth
A 1 7/8 in depth of cut lets the saws penetrate thick-walled pipe and structural sections in one pass. The tools are not impact rated, so they must be used with standard rotary drills rather than percussion drivers.
Highlights
- 20-piece kit covers a wide range of hole diameters
- Bi-metal teeth cut steel, stainless, wood, plastic and non-ferrous metals
- Built-in arbor design simplifies bit changes on the job
- 1 7/8 in cutting depth handles thick pipe and duct work
- 5/6 variable tooth pitch reduces vibration for smoother cuts
Specifications
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Questions about this item
When will the bi-metal teeth on the 20 hole saws need replacement?
The bi-metal teeth will need replacement once they become dull from cutting stainless steel, mild steel, or nail-embedded wood, which reduces cutting speed and increases heat buildup.
What stops continuous cutting first when working through 1 7/8 in thick stainless steel pipe?
Heat buildup in the bi-metal teeth and arbor limits sustained cutting in thick stainless steel, requiring pauses to let the saw cool and maintain tooth integrity.
How much heat and vibration does the built-in arbor generate during all-day use on duct and pipe?
The built-in arbor transfers vibration directly to the drill, and bi-metal teeth generate noticeable heat when cutting stainless steel or thick pipe continuously.
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