1-1/8 in. Carbide Tipped Hole Saw - Milwaukee Electric Tools

The Milwaukee 49-56-1123 1-1/8 in. Carbide Tipped Hole Saw is engineered for professional technicians and tradespeople who require a durable and efficient solution for cutting through demanding and abrasive materials. Designed for extended tool life and rapid material removal, this hole saw delivers consistent, clean performance across a range of applications, ensuring reliability on diverse job sites.

Key Features

• Tungsten Carbide Tipped: Features robust tungsten carbide tips for superior hardness and extended cutting life, specifically reducing wear in abrasive materials and minimizing the need for frequent replacements.
• Aggressive Tooth Form: An optimized, aggressive tooth geometry promotes faster cutting speeds, enabling professionals to complete tasks more quickly and efficiently.
• Optimized Plug Ejection: Wide, angled, and offset slots are incorporated to facilitate easy and quick plug removal, thereby minimizing downtime and enhancing workflow efficiency.
• Arbor Compatibility: Designed for secure attachment and stable operation with Milwaukee arbors 49-56-7210, 49-56-6950, 49-56-7000, and 49-56-7010.
• Pilot Bit Recommendation: For optimal performance and extended life when cutting ceramic tile, brick, and other highly abrasive materials, a carbide-tipped pilot bit (Milwaukee 49-56-8005) is recommended.

Applications

This carbide tipped hole saw is ideal for a variety of professional applications across construction, renovation, and industrial maintenance. It excels in cutting clean, precise holes in challenging materials such as cement board, ceramic tiles, fiberglass, and various wood products including fiberboard, flakeboard, and plywood. It is also effective for working with brick and phenolic materials, making it suitable for electrical installations, plumbing rough-ins, HVAC system modifications, and general facility upgrades where durable and abrasive-resistant cutting is essential.

Specifications

• Hole Diameter: 1-1/8 in.
• Recommended RPM (Fiberglass): 1,070 RPM
• Recommended RPM (Brick & Ceramic Tile): 310 RPM
• Recommended RPM (Phenolic): 460 RPM