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Morse MHSG24 1.5" Carbide Grit Hole Saw
A 38 mm carbide grit hole saw for hard and abrasive materials, with a gulleted edge for chip clearance and a side slot for easier slug removal
- 5" diameter cuts through hard abrasive materials
- Carbide grit edge handles cinder block and cast iron
- Gulleted edge clears chips while cutting
- Side slot eases slug removal from thick stock
- Requires separate Morse arbor MA35PSNCT or MA45PSNCT
Morse MHSG24 1.5" Hole Saw
The Morse MHSG24 is a 1.5 inch carbide grit hole saw built for hard or abrasive materials. It cuts cinder block, cast iron, unglazed ceramics, fiberglass and composites. A gulleted edge clears chips during the cut and a side slot eases slug removal. One saw is supplied per box.
For abrasive material cutting only
This saw suits tradespeople who need clean holes in masonry, iron or composite boards. It will not cut wood, plastic or mild steel efficiently. Buyers who want a general-purpose bi-metal saw should look elsewhere. A separate Morse arbor is required to mount the saw.
1.5 inch carbide grit diameter
The 1.5 inch cutting diameter determines the exact hole size produced. The carbide grit edge is the feature that enables cutting in hard, abrasive substrates. Match this diameter to the hole required before purchase.
Highlights
- 5" diameter cuts through hard abrasive materials
- Carbide grit edge handles cinder block and cast iron
- Gulleted edge clears chips while cutting
- Side slot eases slug removal from thick stock
- Requires separate Morse arbor MA35PSNCT or MA45PSNCT
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the Morse MHSG24 1.5" carbide grit hole saw include an arbor or must I buy one separately?
The box contains one 1-1/2" (38 mm) carbide grit hole saw only. A separate Morse arbor is required; use model MA35PSNCT (139830) or MA45PSNCT (139847).
Which Morse arbor should I choose for the MHSG24, the MA35PSNCT or the MA45PSNCT?
Both arbors fit the MHSG24. Select MA35PSNCT (139830) for 3/8" and larger chucks or MA45PSNCT (139847) for 1/2" and larger chucks, matching your drill capacity.
What does the 1.5" diameter mean when I cut cinder block or cast iron with this saw?
The 1-1/2" (38 mm) diameter produces a clean hole of that exact size in hard or abrasive materials; the gulleted edge clears chips and the side slot eases slug removal.
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