Milwaukee Hole Dozer 49-56-0720 2 Inch Carbide Teeth Hole Saw (3 TPI Design 1 31/50 Inch Cutting Depth Stainless Steel Drilling)
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Milwaukee 2 Inch Hole Dozer Carbide Teeth Hole Saw
The Milwaukee 49-56-0720 2-Inch Hole Dozer with Carbide Teeth is an industrial hole saw engineered with a 3 TPI tooth geometry and a 1 31/50-inch cutting depth. Designed for demanding material penetration, this heavy-duty accessory cuts through stainless steel, cast iron, cement board, and fastener-embedded wood without premature tooth fracture.
Best Used For:
- Stainless Steel Pipe Penetration: Boring clean 2-inch clearance holes through tough stainless steel panels and conduit boxes.
- Cast Iron Framing Modifications: Cutting through abrasive cast iron pipes and dense metal fixtures without stripping cutter teeth.
- Nail-Embedded Lumber Drilling: Penetrating structural framing timbers containing hidden steel nails, screws, and fasteners.
Key Performance & Safety Features
- Carbide Tooth Construction: Provides extreme thermal resistance and extended tool life when drilling abrasive materials.
- Aggressive 3 TPI Geometry: Delivers rapid chip evacuation and fast penetration rates across thick structural materials.
- All-Access Plug Slots: Wide slot geometry allows multiple leverage entry points for instant plug ejection and core removal.
- Deep Gullet Design: Clears metal shavings and wood debris efficiently to minimize thermal friction and binder buildup.
What's Included
- (1) 2 in. Hole Dozer with Carbide Teeth Hole Saw
Technical Specifications
| Brand | Milwaukee |
| Model Number | 49-56-0720 |
| Hole Saw Diameter | 2 in. |
| Cutting Depth | 1 31/50 in. |
| Teeth Material | Carbide |
| Teeth Per Inch (TPI) | 3 |
| Arbor Included | No |
| Application | Stainless, Cast Iron, Wood, Fiberglass |
| Product Type | Power Tool Accessory |
| Country of Origin | USA |
Pro-Tip: Apply cutting fluid when drilling stainless steel or hard metal alloys to reduce cutting edge temperature and maximize carbide tooth service life.
