Montana Brand 1-3/8 in. Carbide Tipped Hole Saw is built for standout performance where other hole saws struggle. Designed to tackle hard materials with precision, this carbide-tipped tool delivers cleaner, more durable cuts in tile, glass, and granite, making it a smart addition to any professional or DIY toolkit. What makes it unique
- Carbide tipped for extended life: The hardened carbide teeth stay sharper longer, resisting wear when drilling through dense ceramic tile, glass, and natural stone. This means fewer replacements and more consistent results on tough jobs.
- Precisely sized for common installations: With a 1-3/8 inch diameter, it’s ideal for plumbing fittings, electrical work, and fixtures where a standard-sized hole is required in hard surfaces.
- Dedicated for hard surface applications: This hole saw is purpose-built for tile, glass, and granite, offering a cut quality that minimizes chipping and edge cracking when used with proper technique. Product details you should know
- Diameter: 1-3/8 in
- Material: Carbide tipped for longevity and sharper cuts
- Product type: Hole saw
- Package contents: 1 piece
- Arbor: Not included; requires a compatible arbor
- Usage: Best suited for tile, glass, and granite applications Why it matters for your projects
- Tile installations: Create clean, precise openings for pipes, fittings, or electrical boxes without risking cracked tile edges. - Glass work: Drill through glass tiles or panels with reduced risk of tearing or shattering when used with appropriate technique and slow, steady feeding.
- Granite and stone countertops: Cut through dense stone with confidence, extending the life of your tool compared to non-carbide alternatives. Who should use this
- Tile installers needing reliable, durable hole cutting where standard hole saws wear out quickly
- Glass fabricators or installers working with tempered or ceramic-glass composites
- Countertop specialists fitting fixtures into granite or other hard surface countertops
- DIY enthusiasts tackling home improvement projects involving tile, glass, or stone Practical tips for best results
- Secure the workpiece and use a slow, steady feed to minimize heat buildup and edge chipping.
- Use water or a light lubricant to reduce heat and prolong blade life when cutting tile or stone.
- Start with a pilot pilot hole if your setup allows, to guide the hole saw evenly and prevent wandering. Montana Brand 1-3/8 in. Carbide Tipped Hole Saw delivers durability and precision where it counts, turning tough material challenges into clean, professional results. Add it to your toolkit to tackle difficult tile, glass, and granite drilling with confidence.
