7PC Quick Change Carbide Hole Cutter Set
Features
- Burr-free holes
- Ideal for stainless steel, StripGuard steel studs and electrical boxes
- Heavy-duty Carbide tipped hole saws stay sharp longer
- Quick change Carbide tooth cutters for both steel plate and sheet metal use 49-57-0035 and 49-57-0037 arbors
- Can be used on cast iron, brass, aluminum and other thin non-ferrous metals
Manufacturer Resources
Product Specs
- Product Type:
- Hole Cutter Set
- Department:
- Electrical
- Product Subgroup:
- Hole Saws & Bits
- Product Group:
- Power Tools & Accessories
Milwaukee 49-22-8310 – Frequently Asked Questions
1) Does the Milwaukee 49-22-8310 carbide hole cutter set come with an arbor, or do I have to order one separately?
The cutters in the 49-22-8310 set are quick change carbide tooth cutters that run on the Milwaukee 49-57-0035 and 49-57-0037 arbors, for both steel plate and sheet metal work. If you don't already have one of those arbors on the truck, add it to the order, because the cutters won't mount without it.
2) Will Milwaukee's 49-22-8310 carbide hole cutters go through stainless steel and metal studs?
Yes. The 7-piece carbide hole cutter set is made for stainless steel, StripGuard steel studs and electrical boxes, and the carbide tips hold an edge longer than a standard bi-metal tooth in that kind of material. It also cuts cast iron, brass, aluminum and other thin non-ferrous metals.
3) I'm cutting knockouts in enclosures and need a clean edge. Will these carbide cutters leave a burr I have to file?
These Milwaukee carbide tipped cutters produce burr-free holes, which is the reason they get specified for electrical box and enclosure work where a connector or bushing has to seat flat. Less deburring time per hole than a punched or bi-metal-cut opening.
4) Hole cutter or hole saw: which should I use for sheet metal and steel plate?
For thin ferrous metal, steel studs and enclosure work, a carbide tooth hole cutter like the Milwaukee 49-22-8310 is the right pick. It's carbide tipped rather than bi-metal, so it stays sharp longer in stainless and leaves a burr-free edge. A conventional bi-metal hole saw is the better choice for wood, drywall and plastic, where carbide cost buys you nothing.
5) What is the Milwaukee part number for the 7-piece quick change carbide hole cutter set, and where is it made?
Order it as Milwaukee 49-22-8310, a 7-piece quick change carbide hole cutter set. Country of origin is Japan.
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