Milwaukee Tool 49-56-0413 Hole Saw 1 in Carbide Grit

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 49-56-0413 is a solid carbide grit hole saw designed for cutting through hard, abrasive materials where standard bi-metal saws fall short. With a 1 inch cutting diameter and 1 inch cutting depth, this saw handles demanding trade applications in ceramic tile, masonry, fiberglass, and brick. The toothed cutting edge removes material efficiently and maintains cutting geometry through repetitive use. The 1/4 inch round shank provides a secure, standard chuck connection. Licensed trades and skilled installers reach for this saw when working with hard tile substrates or masonry openings that would quickly wear out a conventional saw.

The 49-56-0413 is suited for residential and commercial applications involving tile installation, masonry penetrations, and cement board work. Typical use cases include cutting conduit or pipe pass-through holes in ceramic and porcelain tile, creating openings in masonry brick, and boring through fiberglass panels. The solid carbide grit construction makes it a practical choice for plumbers, electricians, and tile setters who need consistent results in hard-surface materials without frequent saw changes.

Key Features

• Solid carbide grit construction for extended life in abrasive materials
• 1 inch cutting diameter for standard trade opening sizes
• 1 inch cutting depth accommodates typical tile and masonry thickness
• Toothed cutting edge geometry for efficient material removal
• 1/4 inch round shank fits standard drill and driver chucks
• Rated for use in brick, cement, ceramic, fiberglass, masonry, and tile

Compatibility

Designed for use with drills and drivers accepting a 1/4 inch round shank. Suitable for cutting brick, cement, ceramic, fiberglass, masonry, masonry brick, and tile substrates.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified tradesperson familiar with rotary cutting tools and the substrate being worked. Keep drill speed appropriate for the material and apply steady, moderate pressure to avoid overheating the carbide grit edge. Do not force the saw through the material or use it on materials outside the rated application list. Always wear appropriate PPE including eye protection and a dust mask when cutting masonry or ceramic materials.