Hole Cutter handles rough wood applications.May 12, 2008 -
Designed for drilling large holes in rough wood applications, Big Hawg(TM) hole cutter is available in 8 dia ranging from 2 1/8 to 6¼ in. It features 3 hardened steel teeth that can cut up to 600 holes in wood without needing to be resharpened. Combining inset teeth, reduced pilot bit shank, and 3 deep gullets, unit enables fast plug removal.
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Original Press release
Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp.
13135 W. Lisbon Rd.
Brookfield, WI, 53005-2550
USA
Milwaukee Introduces New Big Hawg(TM) Hole Cutter
MILWAUKEE, WI - Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation introduces a new Big Hawg(TM) hole cutter, specifically designed for drilling large holes in rough wood applications with the speed and longevity that HVAC, plumbing, and other professional contractors require.
With its aggressive tooth form, the Big Hawg hole cutter cuts up to ten times faster than bi-metal hole saws. The Big Hawg hole cutter features three hardened steel teeth that cut up to 600 holes in wood without needing to be resharpened. A combination of inset teeth, reduced pilot bit shank and three deep gullets make plug removal fast and easy.
The Big Hawg hole cutter is available in eight diameters ranging from 2-1/8" to 6-¼". Additional kits include the Big Hawg 7 piece kit (49-56-9075) and Big Hawg 10 piece kit (49-56-9085). Available accessories include the Big Hawg arbor (49-56-9105), Big Hawg pilot bit (48-27-1401) and Big Hawg diamond file (48-09-5055).
Key Features/Specs
o Aggressive tooth geometry for up to ten times faster cutting than hole saws
o Deep gullets for easy plug removal
o Three hardened steel teeth provide maximum durability against unintended nail impacts
o Cuts up to 600 holes in wood without needing to be resharpened
o Diameters: range from 2-1/8" to 6-¼"
o Available accessories: Big Hawg arbor, Big Hawg pilot bit, Big Hawg diamond file
o Available March 15, 2008
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