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The FREUD DHS1063CT is a 1-1/16 inch carbide tipped hole saw designed for cutting through wood, nail-embedded wood, plastic, aluminum, metal, cast iron, and stainless steel in a single tool. The carbide tip construction delivers longer cutting life compared to standard bi-metal hole saws, making it a dependable choice for high-volume or demanding jobsite conditions. A 2-3/8 inch cutting depth allows approximately 40 percent deeper holes in a single pass, reducing the need for repositioning or secondary cuts. The variable tooth design promotes faster cutting performance across a wide range of materials. This saw ships as part of a 10-unit package and is suited for installation and service trade work requiring consistent, repeatable hole sizes.
This hole saw is built for use in residential and light commercial applications where tradespeople need to bore through multiple material types without swapping tools. Typical install scenarios include running conduit, pipe, or cable through wood framing, metal studs, plastic enclosures, and cast iron or stainless steel surfaces. The included mandrel, pilot bit, 5/8 inch threaded adapter (fits diameters 1-1/4 inches to 6 inches), and 1/2 inch threaded adapter (fits diameters 9/16 inches to 3-1/16 inches) allow quick setup on standard drill chucks. The Snap Lock Plus mandrel system enables fast blade changes without downtime. Tool-free plug ejection speeds up material removal between cuts.
The included mandrel is compatible with all Diablo hole saws in the carbide and bi-metal range from 5/8 inch to 6 inch diameter. The 5/8 inch threaded adapter fits hole saw diameters from 1-1/4 inches to 6 inches. The 1/2 inch threaded adapter fits hole saw diameters from 9/16 inches to 3-1/16 inches.
This hole saw is typically installed and operated by electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general contractors using a standard corded or cordless drill. Secure the workpiece before drilling and ensure the pilot bit is fully engaged before beginning the cut. Wear appropriate eye and hand protection when cutting metal or cast iron, as these materials generate sharp chips and heat. Allow the saw to cool between cuts in dense or hard materials to preserve carbide tip life.
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