Carbide-tipped hole saw is a cutting tool designed for making round holes in hard materials, such as metal, ceramic, brick, or concrete. It features a steel body with teeth tipped in carbide, a super-hard material that can withstand high temperatures and wear, making it more durable and efficient than traditional bi-metal hole saws. Carbide-tipped hole saws are especially useful for heavy-duty applications where a standard hole saw might wear out quickly or struggle to cut through tough surfaces. They're commonly used in construction, plumbing, electrical work, and other trades that require precision drilling into hard materials.
