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Morse MHSG34 hole saw 2 1/8" carbide grit

SKU CH-VB56-JMTKB

Cuts hard or abrasive materials with a carbide grit edge and gulleted design for chip clearance

  • Carbide grit edge cuts hard abrasive materials
  • 54 mm diameter suits 2-1/8 inch applications
  • Gulleted cutting edge clears chips while cutting
  • Unique side slot eases slug removal
  • Requires separate Morse arbor MA35PSNCT or MA45PSNCT

Morse MHSG34 2-1/8" hole saw

The Morse MHSG34 is a 2-1/8 inch (54 mm) diameter hole saw with a carbide grit edge. It is built for electricians, plumbers and maintenance crews who need to cut hard or abrasive materials such as cast iron, cinder block, unglazed ceramics, fiberglass and composites. The gulleted cutting edge clears chips during the cut, and a unique side slot provides leverage for easier slug removal across various material thicknesses.

Separate Morse arbor required

The saw ships alone; an arbor must be purchased separately. Compatible Morse arbors are the MA35PSNCT (139830) or MA45PSNCT (139847). Adding the correct arbor lets the hole saw mount securely to a drill chuck and transmit torque without slipping, so the carbide grit can engage the workpiece cleanly.

Carbide grit limits on thick or ductile metal

Carbide grit excels on brittle, abrasive surfaces but cuts slowly in thick or ductile metals where a bi-metal toothed saw would clear swarf faster. The gulleted edge helps chip evacuation, yet deep cuts in heavy steel plate may overheat the grit and reduce tool life. The side slot eases slug removal but does not eliminate the need for periodic withdrawal to clear debris.

Highlights

  • Carbide grit edge cuts hard abrasive materials
  • 54 mm diameter suits 2-1/8 inch applications
  • Gulleted cutting edge clears chips while cutting
  • Unique side slot eases slug removal
  • Requires separate Morse arbor MA35PSNCT or MA45PSNCT

Specifications

BrandMORSE

Questions about this item

How long will the carbide grit edge on the MHSG34 last before it needs replacing?

The carbide grit edge is designed for hard, abrasive materials such as cinder block, cast iron, unglazed ceramics, fiberglass and composites. Service life depends on the specific material and cutting technique used.

What limits continuous cutting with the 2-1/8" diameter saw?

The gulleted cutting edge provides chip clearance during the cut. Cutting speed and feed pressure should be managed to prevent overheating the grit edge on thick or dense workpieces.

How much heat and vibration does the MHSG34 generate during all-day use?

The carbide grit edge runs cooler than toothed saws in abrasive materials. The unique side slot improves leverage and eases slug removal, reducing operator fatigue during extended sessions.

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