DeWalt Extreme Bi Metal Hole Saw
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Bi-metal hole saw with 46 mm diameter and high-speed steel cutting edge designed for cutting wood, metal and plastic.
The deeper saw design enables cutting through materials up to 44 mm thick in a single pass, suitable for work such as 2-by dimensional lumber.
Offers extended life compared to the prior generation DEWALT Bi-Metal Hole Saw range.
Supplied as a single unit.
Weight 114 g; dimensions 66 × 58 × 92 mm.
The deeper saw design enables cutting through materials up to 44 mm thick in a single pass, suitable for work such as 2-by dimensional lumber.
Offers extended life compared to the prior generation DEWALT Bi-Metal Hole Saw range.
Supplied as a single unit.
Weight 114 g; dimensions 66 × 58 × 92 mm.
EAN 5054905250607 · Dewalt. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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