MILWAUKEE 49 57 8081 THREADED STEEL HAWG CUTTER

Designed for fast, clean, and precise hole drilling in tough metals, the Milwaukee 49 57 8081 Threaded Steel Hawg Cutter delivers professional grade performance in fabrication, construction, and industrial environments. Built with carbide cutting edges and an advanced tooth geometry, this one piece annular cutter removes less material while improving cutting speed and accuracy. Optimized for durability and efficiency, it provides consistent results when drilling through steel, stainless steel, and cast iron.

DETAILS

• Brand: Milwaukee
• Model Number: 49 57 8081
• Product Type: Threaded steel annular cutter
• Cutter Style: One piece Steel Hawg cutter
• Package Contents: 1 steel hawg cutter
• Number Of Items Included: 1
• Tool Compatibility: Magnetic drill presses and drills with 1/2 in chuck capacity
• Shank Type: 3 flat shank

KEY FEATURES

• Material: Carbide tipped cutting edges for increased wear resistance
• Color: Metallic steel
• Size: 13/16 in cutter diameter
• Cutting Depth: 1/2 in maximum material thickness
• Overall Length: 5.38 in
• Weight: 0.38 lb
• Series: Steel Hawg
• Shank Size: 1/2 in
• Cutting Geometry: Alternating tooth form for faster drilling and reduced resistance
• Performance: Drills holes up to 3 times faster than standard twist drill bits
• Accuracy: Thin kerf design reduces burrs and produces clean, precise holes
• Chip Ejection: Pilot pin system assists with centering and slug removal
• Durability: Abrasion resistant carbide teeth extend operational life
• Fitment: 3 flat shank reduces slippage under high torque
• Warnings: Always wear safety glasses and secure material before drilling

APPLICATIONS

• Steel Fabrication: Drilling precise bolt and anchor holes
• Construction: Fast hole creation in beams and structural materials
• Industrial Maintenance: Repetitive cutting in stainless steel and cast iron
• Mechanical Installation: Forming clearance holes for hardware and fasteners
• Shop Use: High efficiency drilling with magnetic drill presses