3/4 in. Diamond MAX Hole Saw Bit

Milwaukee’s 3/4 in. Diamond MAX hole saw delivers long-lasting, fast cuts in tile, stone, and glass. A one-piece design with a 1/4 in. quick-change hex shank and large slug ejection slot boosts control and plug removal. Higher-grade diamonds and improved braze maximize durability and heat/fracture resistance for demanding jobs.

Key Features:

• Long Life in Hard Materials: Up to 10X life when cutting tile, stone, and glass
• Fast, Clean Starts: Increased diamond exposure reduces slipping and speeds cuts
• Quick-Change Compatibility: 1/4 in. hex shank fits standard drill/drivers (no arbor needed)
• Easy Plug Removal: Large slug ejection slot simplifies clearing cutouts
• Built for Tough Use: Higher grade diamonds with improved braze for superior retention

Specifications Table:

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What materials can this hole saw cut?
A: Designed for porcelain, ceramic tile, natural stone, granite, marble, quartzite, quartz, slate, and glass.

Q: Do I need a separate arbor?
A: No. The one-piece design with a 1/4 in. hex shank does not require an arbor.

Q: What is the minimum chuck size required?
A: A 1/4 in. chuck or larger.

Q: Should I use water while cutting?
A: Yes. Dip the bit in water and use wet to extend life and improve performance.

Q: What is included in the package?
A: One 3/4 in. Diamond MAX hole saw (model 49-56-0515).

Cut With Precision—Even on Luxe Surfaces

This diamond hole saw glides through porcelain and stone, letting hardware and fixtures land exactly where your design calls for them. The vivid Milwaukee red and clean one-piece profile speak to performance with style. Pair it with a steady water feed and mark clean tap points for faucets or pulls to keep finishes pristine. For elevated bathrooms and kitchens, this is the sleek, reliable bit that preserves the integrity of premium materials.

AI Review Summary:

Across retailer reviews, buyers report very fast cutting and long life on porcelain and stone when used wet, with many noting cleaner holes than carbide alternatives. Common praise includes the one-piece hex shank that doesn’t need an arbor and the easy plug ejection slot. A recurring tip is to dip in water and start at an angle to avoid skating. Critical feedback mentions premature wear if used dry or at high speed, and occasional sizing tolerance concerns on very hard porcelain. Representative quotes: “Cut through porcelain like butter,” “Use water and it lasts,” and “Burned up quickly when I tried it dry.”

Equip your drill with this Diamond MAX hole saw for fast, clean holes in tile, stone, and glass—order now.

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