A Milwaukee Hole Saw That Can Slice Through Metal Is Only $18 at Walmart

It’s a very strong saw with a few clever features.

By Cameron LeBlanc
Commerce Writer, Autoblog
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Drill bits and saws are two of the fundamentals of any power tool collection, and a hole saw is something of a blend of both. Hole saws are essentially round saws wrapped around a central bit called an arbor. Right now, Walmart has a very good hole saw from Milwaukee on sale with a worthwhile discount.

The Milwaukee 7/8-Inch Hole Dozer Bi-Metal Hole Saw is on sale for $18 at Walmart, 28% off its normal $25 price tag. Hole saws can make neater and/or bigger holes than a regular drill bit or a larger spade bit, and they’re a very useful tool for drilling holes in studs to run wiring, cutting perfect circles in doors to install doorknobs, and cutting holes in the side of PVC piping when installing plumbing, among many others.

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Milwaukee 7/8-Inch Hole Dozer Bi-Metal Hole Saw, $18 (was $25) at Walmart

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This hole saw has a 3.5 teeth per inch that extends the life of the saw when cutting through metal. It can also handle drywall, and plaster. It can also slice easily through wood and any nails that might be embedded in the wood. It has all-access slots on the side that make it easy to push out the plug and move on to your next task and see inside the saw blade to ensure that the arbor is positioned where you want it to be. The saw has a thermoset coating that reduces friction and drag, increasing the speed of the saw and delivering 25% more holes per battery charge of a cordless drill. This hole saw is made in the USA, and it’s the only one on the market with a lifetime tooth break warranty, so you can feel confident in its quality.

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The Milwaukee 7/8-Inch Hole Dozer Bi-Metal Hole Saw has a heck of a name, but its construction and design mean that it’s not just an amusing brand. If you find yourself needing to drill neat holes in different materials, it’s a great tool and, for $18, it has a great price if you buy it now.

About the author

Cameron LeBlanc

Commerce Writer, Autoblog

Cameron LeBlanc is a Brooklyn-based commerce writer for Autoblog specializing in outdoor gear and tools.