Spyder 1-7/8" Tungsten Carbide Tipped (TCT) Non-Arbored Hole Saw Rapid Core Eject®

• Up to 10x more cuts and up to 5x faster than standard bi-metal hole saws
  
• Spyder’s Rapid Core Eject® arbor system ejects cores without prying, quickly changes diameter, cuts at an angle, and enlarges existing holes
  
• Drill wood, MDF, plywood, fiber cement board, porous concrete block, some brick, plastic, PVC and more

Product Details

Spyder’s Tungsten Carbide-Tipped (TCT) hole saws cut more materials up to 5x faster and make up to 10x more cuts — lasting longer than conventional bi-metal hole saws. TCT hole saws drill through wood, MDF, fiber cement board, porous concrete block, plastic/PVC and more. Use with Spyder’s Rapid Core Eject® arbor system to remove cores without prying (drill hole, press button, pull back the hole saw, and eject the core), cut at an angle, and enlarge existing holes using two adapters on one pilot bit. All TCT, Tarantula, and Bi-Metal hole saws fit on Spyder Rapid Core Eject® arbors and pilot bits (sold separately), and on universal hole saw arbors. Spyder’s TCT hole saw is the pro’s choice for innovation, high performance, speed, and versatility — drill more holes in more materials in less time. Not for use in hammer mode, or for drilling metal, wood with nails, harder, abrasive materials, or block/brick applications with a Mohs hardness of 6 or greater. Always use a drill with a support handle.

Why Choose Spyder Rapid Core Eject®

• Up to 10x more cuts and up to 5x faster than standard bi-metal hole saws
  
• Spyder’s Rapid Core Eject® arbor system ejects cores without prying, quickly changes diameter, cuts at an angle, and enlarges existing holes
  
• Drill wood, MDF, plywood, fiber cement board, porous concrete block, some brick, plastic, PVC and more
  
• Tungsten carbide tipped for extended life, clean cuts and extreme material drilling versatility
  
• Universal thread uses Spyder arbor/pilot bits or other universal hole saw arbors
  
• Maximum cut depth of 2-3/8-in
  
• Not for drilling metal, wood with nails, or in block/brick applications with a Mohs hardness of 6 or greater
  
• Always use a drill motor with a support handle in standard rotary drilling mode only