Morse
Morse MHS96 6" bi-metal hole saw pneumatic accessory
Cuts stainless steel, metals, wood and plastic with an aggressive positive-rake tooth profile and side slot for easier slug removal
- Cuts stainless, metal, wood and plastic with one tool
- 6-inch diameter handles large holes in thick material
- Aggressive positive-rake teeth penetrate faster with less effort
- Side slot gives leverage for easy slug removal
- Works with Morse MA35PSN or MA45PSN arbors
6-inch bi-metal hole saw for general-purpose cutting
The Morse MHS96 is a 6-inch diameter bi-metal hole saw built for general-purpose cutting across stainless steel, machinable metals, wood and plastic. Its aggressive positive-rake tooth profile is designed to penetrate material easier and faster. This accessory suits trade professionals and serious DIY users who need a single large-diameter cutter for mixed-material jobs.
Unique side slot eases slug removal and arbor choice
A unique side slot increases leverage access for various material thicknesses, making slug removal simpler during repetitive cuts. The saw requires a separate arbor; compatible Morse models are the MA35PSN (139052) or MA45PSN (139069). Selecting the correct arbor ensures secure mounting on the drill or pneumatic tool being used.
Cutting lubricant available to optimise performance
Morse CUTLUBE (121408) is offered as a companion product to optimise cutting performance and extend tool life. One hole saw is supplied per box, so users should order the required arbor and lubricant separately. The combination readies the operator for cleaner cuts in metal, wood or plastic.
Highlights
- Cuts stainless, metal, wood and plastic with one tool
- 6-inch diameter handles large holes in thick material
- Aggressive positive-rake teeth penetrate faster with less effort
- Side slot gives leverage for easy slug removal
- Works with Morse MA35PSN or MA45PSN arbors
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 6-inch Morse MHS96 hole saw use a standard arbor interface?
It requires a separate Morse arbor — either the MA35PSN (139052) or MA45PSN (139069) — so the shank must match one of those two arbors.
What physical clearance does the 152 mm diameter saw need to mount and cut?
The 6-inch (152 mm) cutting diameter plus the side slot for slug removal means the workpiece must allow at least that much open area around the pilot hole.
How do I install the Morse MHS96 on the arbor, and what step is often missed?
Thread the saw onto the chosen Morse arbor (MA35PSN or MA45PSN), tighten securely, then apply Morse CUTLUBE (121408) during cutting — skipping the lubricant is the common oversight.
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