Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool BIG HAWG with Carbide Teeth Pilot Bit
- SKU:
- MLW49-56-9300
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.07 LBS
Description
DUTY®
Multi-Material
Carbide Pilot Bit
Start BIG HAWG cuts with a 5/16 in carbide-tipped pilot for nail-embedded wood and abrasive materials.
Product Overview
Use the 5/16-inch carbide-tipped pilot with BIG HAWG carbide saws in demanding materials.
It cuts wood, cement board, plaster and stucco; its shape aids retention and plug release.
- Carbide tipFor abrasive materials.
- 5/16 in pilotStarts the center hole.
- Material versatilityWood and abrasive materials.
- Bit geometryAids retention/plug release.
Technical Specifications
- Pilot diameter
- 5/16 in
- Tip material
- Carbide
- Shank size
- 5/16 in
- Saw system
- BIG HAWG carbide
- Applications
- Wood and abrasives
- Retention
- Special bit geometry
Choose the Correct Fit
Choose the pilot for the substrate. This multi-material design is specified for nail-embedded wood and abrasive building materials.
Fit it only to a compatible BIG HAWG arbor. Set the projection and tighten the retaining hardware as directed by the arbor instructions.
Installation & Care
Check for hidden services and structural hardware before drilling. Brace the tool for the hole saw’s cutting load.
Disconnect power before clearing a plug or changing the pilot. Inspect the carbide point after impacts and replace damaged parts.
Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.
Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.
THE NEXT JOB.
Ask Willy:
Need a BIG HAWG replacement pilot? Send Willy the saw and arbor models plus the materials you are cutting.
Important Product Questions
How does it differ from the clean-wood pilot?
This 5/16 in pilot has a carbide tip for nail-embedded wood and abrasive materials. The separate clean-wood pilot is intended for clean wood.
Does this include a hole saw or arbor?
This product is the replacement pilot bit. Match it to the compatible BIG HAWG saw and arbor assembly.
Can I use it wherever hidden metal may be present?
Nail resistance is not permission to cut hidden wiring, plumbing or structural hardware. Inspect and clear the intended drilling path first.
