Milwaukee Tool 49-56-5649 Diamond Hole Saw 2-1/8 in

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE TOOL 49-56-5649 is a diamond-tipped hole saw designed for cutting through hard tile materials including porcelain, ceramic tile, and natural stone. The saw measures 2-1/8 inches in diameter with a cutting depth of 1-1/2 inches. A continuous cutting edge diamond bond ensures smooth, consistent cuts with minimal chipping on finished tile surfaces. This tool is intended for use with standard power drills and is sold as a single unit. Tile setters, plumbers, and electricians commonly use this type of hole saw when creating clean penetrations through hard tile for fixtures, drains, and outlet boxes.

This hole saw is suited for residential and light commercial tile work where precise, clean-edged holes are required in hard materials. Typical applications include cutting holes in porcelain tile for pipe penetrations, floor drains, toilet flanges, and electrical rough-in work. The 2-1/8 inch diameter is a commonly specified size for drain and fixture installations in tiled surfaces. No arbor is included with this saw.

Key Features

• Diamond cutting material for use on porcelain, tile, and stone
• 2-1/8 inch diameter suits common drain and fixture rough-in sizes
• 1-1/2 inch cutting depth accommodates standard tile and substrate thickness
• Continuous edge diamond bond reduces chipping on finished surfaces
• Compatible with standard power drills — no dedicated arbor required from this unit
• Constant pitch pattern for consistent cutting performance

Compatibility

Designed for use with power drills. Intended for cutting porcelain, tile, and stone. No arbor is included; verify arbor compatibility with your drill setup before installation.

Installation Notes

Tile hole saws of this type are typically used by tile installers, plumbers, and electricians working in tiled areas. Always use water or a wet cutting method when cutting porcelain and stone to control heat and dust. Secure the workpiece firmly before beginning the cut and start at a low drill speed to establish the cut path. Disconnect power tools from their power source before changing accessories.