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Morse MHSG28 1.75" carbide grit hole saw
Carbide grit hole saw cuts cinder block, cast iron, unglazed ceramics, fiberglass and composites with gulleted edge for chip clearance and side slot for slug removal, 1.75" diameter
- Cuts hard abrasive materials with carbide grit edge
- 44 mm diameter suits 1.75 inch pipe and conduit
- Gulleted edge clears chips while cutting
- Side slot gives leverage for easy slug removal
- Works with Morse MA35PSNCT or MA45PSNCT arbors
Morse MHSG28 carbide grit hole saw
The Morse MHSG28 is a 1.75 inch (44 mm) carbide grit hole saw built for hard or abrasive materials such as cinder block, cast iron, unglazed ceramics, fiberglass and composites. It targets tradespeople and serious DIYers who need clean holes in materials that destroy standard bi-metal teeth.
Upgrade from bi-metal when material eats teeth
Bi-metal hole saws dull quickly in abrasive media; the carbide grit edge on the MHSG28 resists wear in cinder block, cast iron and composites. The jump is worth it when you cut these materials regularly and want fewer blade changes and faster slug ejection through the gulleted edge and side slot.
Arbor sold separately; match shank to your drill
The saw requires a separate Morse arbor — MA35PSNCT (139830) or MA45PSNCT (139847) — so verify your drill chuck capacity before ordering. Common issues are buying the wrong arbor shank size and forcing the saw without the pilot bit engaged, which walks the cut and damages the grit edge.
Highlights
- Cuts hard abrasive materials with carbide grit edge
- 44 mm diameter suits 1.75 inch pipe and conduit
- Gulleted edge clears chips while cutting
- Side slot gives leverage for easy slug removal
- Works with Morse MA35PSNCT or MA45PSNCT arbors
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What arbor is required to mount the 1.75" Morse MHSG28 hole saw?
A separate Morse MA35PSNCT (139830) or MA45PSNCT (139847) arbor is required to mount the MHSG28 hole saw.
How do you install the MHSG28 onto the arbor, and what step is commonly missed?
Thread the hole saw onto the selected Morse arbor until secure; the step often missed is forgetting to order the arbor separately because it is not included in the box.
When will the carbide grit edge on the MHSG28 need replacement?
Replace the hole saw when the carbide grit edge becomes dull and cutting performance drops in materials such as cast iron, cinder block or fiberglass.
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