Protect Wires with Round Multi-Tool Hole Saw available at Rack-A-Tiers

multi-tool hole saw milwaukee

February 28, 2023

multi-tool hole saw
Built in hole eliminates risk of wire damage during installation

Multi-tool operated hole saw by Milwaukee

Cut holes with perfect precision! The first round multi-tool hole cutter to hit the market is available in 2 sizes: 3 3/8 and 4 1/4 inch. Cut holes in drywall for your recessed lights quickly and effectively using your oscillating multi-tool.

The built in hole at the base allows you to pull your wire stub through while cutting. Eliminate the risk of damaging the wire that can come with using a standard drill operated hole saw.

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