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Morse MHSG20 1.25" Carbide Grit Hole Saw
Cuts hard and abrasive materials with a 1.25-inch carbide grit edge and gulleted design for chip clearance
- Carbide grit edge cuts hard abrasive materials like cinder block and cast iron
- 25 inch diameter suits 32 mm pipe and conduit installations
- Gulleted cutting edge clears chips during the cut for smoother progress
- Side slot provides leverage for easy slug removal from various thicknesses
- Compatible Morse arbors MA35PSNCT 139830 or MA45PSNCT 139847 sold separately
Morse MHSG20 1.25" Carbide Grit Hole Saw
The Morse MHSG20 is a 1.25 inch diameter hole saw featuring a carbide grit edge. It is designed for cutting hard or abrasive materials such as cinder block, cast iron, unglazed ceramics, fiberglass and composites. A gulleted cutting edge provides chip clearance during operation.
Suited for tradespeople cutting abrasive materials
This tool suits professionals who need clean holes in tough substrates where standard bi-metal teeth wear quickly. The unique side slot improves leverage access across various material thicknesses and eases slug removal. Buyers who need a complete kit with an arbor included should look elsewhere, as a separate Morse arbor is required for use.
Arbor sold separately changes the setup
The package contains only the hole saw; an arbor must be purchased separately to operate the tool. Compatible Morse arbors include the MA35PSNCT (139830) or MA45PSNCT (139847). Selecting the correct arbor for your drill and material thickness is essential before starting the job.
Highlights
- Carbide grit edge cuts hard abrasive materials like cinder block and cast iron
- 25 inch diameter suits 32 mm pipe and conduit installations
- Gulleted cutting edge clears chips during the cut for smoother progress
- Side slot provides leverage for easy slug removal from various thicknesses
- Compatible Morse arbors MA35PSNCT 139830 or MA45PSNCT 139847 sold separately
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which Morse arbor model numbers work with this 1.25" carbide grit hole saw?
Use Morse MA35PSNCT (139830) or MA45PSNCT (139847) arbors, sold separately, to mount the 32 mm diameter saw.
Can this 32 mm carbide grit saw cut the same hard materials as a bi-metal saw I already own?
The carbide grit edge is made for cinder block, cast iron, unglazed ceramics, fiberglass and composites where bi-metal teeth wear quickly.
How do I know the gulleted edge is clearing chips correctly while I drill?
Steady dust ejection from the gullets and smooth slug release through the side slot show the 1.25" saw is cutting as designed.
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