Disston G018 RemGrit Holesaw 29mm, Carbide Grit Edged
High-performance Disston carbide grit-edged holesaw (29mm) cuts ceramic, marble, slate & more with precision.
The Disston G018 RemGrit Holesaw features a carbide grit edge, making it ideal for cutting through extremely hard or abrasive materials. Designed for efficiency and durability, this holesaw can cut through ceramic tiles, laminates, MDF, marble, slate, glass fibre, and other materials that do not form chips. It is especially useful for professional tradespeople who require precision when working with tough surfaces.
Key Features:
- Carbide grit edge for superior cutting performance
- Suitable for materials like cast iron, ceramic tiles, and asbestos
- Fully compatible with American Pattern Holesaws for versatility
- Maximum cutting depth: 29mm
Whether you’re working on tile installations, laminate cutting, or specialised construction tasks, the Disston G018 RemGrit Holesaw provides reliable performance with minimal effort.
- Ceramic tiles
- Laminates
- MDF
- Marble
- Material: Carbide grit-edged
- Maximum Cutting Depth: 29mm
- Compatible With: American Pattern Holesaws
- Weight: 58g
Free standard delivery on Australian mainland orders. Express delivery options and international shipping available at checkout.
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