Milwaukee
Milwaukee Tool Guide Plate for 3-1/2" Thin Wall Core Bit
- SKU:
- MLW48-20-6160
- Availability:
- Usually Ships Same Day
- Weight:
- 0.08 LBS
Description
DUTY®
Thin Wall
Core Guide Plate
Start a 3-1/2 in opening with the guide plate matched to core body 48-20-5050 and centering pin 48-20-6155.
Product Overview
The plastic guide helps steady the core body at the start of the hole, reducing movement at the mark.
It belongs to the thin wall core system. Its sized fit keeps the guide matched to the cutting body.
- Steadier startsHelps reduce core-bit walk.
- Plastic guideSupports the starting cut.
- Size-specific fitMatch the core diameter.
- Center-pin supportUse matching centering pin.
Technical Specifications
- Core diameter
- 3-1/2 in
- Core body fit
- 48-20-5050
- Centering pin
- 48-20-6155
- Wall system
- Thin wall
- Guide material
- Plastic
- Hammer system
- SDS-Plus
Choose the Correct Fit
Match this plate to core body 48-20-5050, not just a similarly sized bit. Confirm the thin wall design and 3-1/2 in diameter.
Use centering pin 48-20-6155 with the correct adapter shank for the hammer. Check the complete core assembly before starting.
Installation & Care
Isolate the hammer while fitting the guide and pin. Follow the core-bit instructions for forming the initial groove and removing the guide assembly.
Inspect the plastic plate for cracks, wear or distortion. Replace a damaged plate before it can compromise the next hole start.
Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.
Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.
THE NEXT JOB.
Ask Willy:
Need help matching a replacement guide? Send Willy the core-body part number, diameter and whether the bit is thin wall or thick wall.
Important Product Questions
Can a guide plate of the same diameter fit a different core system?
Do not assume it will. This plate is matched to thin wall core body 48-20-5050; verify the body and centering pin together.
Does the plate replace the centering pin?
No. It works with centering pin 48-20-6155. Check that both matched components are available for the starting operation.
Should the guide stay installed for the whole hole?
Follow the core-bit starting procedure. The guide and pin position the initial cut; remove them when instructed before continuing to the required depth.
