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Old 04-17-2011, 08:27 AM   #21
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Not if you use carbide tipped.
A "grit edge" hole saw is carbide tipped.

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"carbide grit" is like a diamond grit hole saw "carbide tipped" has teeth
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A "grit edge" hole saw is carbide tipped.

No.... carbide grit looks and feels like sandpaper.






Carbide tip means the tip of the saw teeth are made of carbide.



Yes, both use carbide to do the mechanical work, but each does so in a different manner.

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