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TARANTULA Spyder Carbide Tip Hole Saw 1-5/8" Black 600902

Name: TARANTULA Spyder Carbide Tip Hole Saw 1-5/8" Black 600902
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TARANTULA

Spyder Carbide Tip Hole Saw

Condition: New

Size: 1-5/8"

Color: Black

MPN/Model: 600902

Details:

Up to 50x more cuts than bi-metal hole saws
Up to 10x faster than standard hole saws
Carbide tipped for extended life in tough materials
Cuts nail-embedded wood, steel, stainless steel, plastics, non-ferrous metals, fiber cement board and more
Up to 2-3/8″ Depth of Cut

Description:

Spyder’s carbide-tipped Tarantula hole saws cut the toughest materials including steel, stainless steel, nail-embedded wood, fiber cement board, plastics, and more. Durable tungsten carbide cutting teeth make up to 50x more cuts than conventional bi-metal hole saws, and they are up to 10x faster — cutting through the toughest materials and extending bit life. Use with Spyder’s Rapid Core Eject arbor system to remove cores without prying (drill hole, press button, pull back the hole saw, and eject the core), cut at an angle, and enlarge existing holes using two adapters on one pilot bit (adapters and pilot bit sold separately). Spyder TCT, Bi-Metal, and Tarantula hole saws fit on Spyder’s Rapid Core Eject arbor and pilot bits and on universal hole saw arbors. Using a drill motor with a support handle is recommended. Not for use in hammer mode or on harder, more abrasive materials.

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