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πŸ”ͺ Enhance Your Cutting Precision with the Disston E0103146 5 Inch Blu Mol Carbide Review

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Description of πŸ”ͺ Enhance Your Cutting Precision with the Disston E0103146 5 Inch Blu Mol Carbide

Carbide tip allows for greater heat and wear resistance than bi-metal. Provides 10 times greater tool life on abrasive materials. Ideal for plumbing, marine and aircraft applications. Package Weight: 1.1 pounds.

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Revainrating 4 out of 5

Perfect Holes with Great Durability!

Based on my observations, this hole saw is the perfect tool for any job requiring precision holes. The carbide construction provides durability and longevity, and the saw stays cool while in use, preventing wear and tear. The only downside is that it is a little more costly than some other options on the market. However, the quality of the product is well worth the investment.

Pros
  • Long-lasting durability thanks to the high-quality carbide construction.
Cons
  • May chip or break if used improperly or on the wrong type of material.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Give it a try because of the lower price than Lenox. Hard metal.

Try this at a lower price than Lenox. Carbide-tipped hole saws should have no problem with stainless steel tubing. This hole saw became dull after trying to cut a pipe into 10 pieces.

Pros
  • Ideal for plumbing, marine and aerospace applications
Cons
  • Not sure

Revainrating 5 out of 5

"What big teeth you have... "

This may sound silly, but I was surprised by the carbide teeth on this hole saw. I know, I know, the description says it has carbide teeth, but "carbide teeth" often turn out to be carbide molecules, and I'm not expecting much. These teeth are similar to the teeth on a 10-inch saw: bits of carbide are welded to the blade and then sharpened. I haven't used a hole saw in anything denser than drywall so the carbide may turn out buttery smooth but looks impressive. Be careful when using them as…

Pros
  • Carbide tip offers more heat resistance and wear resistance than bimetal tip.
Cons
  • weak