Hole Cutting Tool Appraisal

Milwaukee Hole Dozer Hole Saw with Pilot Bit

This item is a Milwaukee Hole Dozer hole saw, recognized by the 'HOLE DOZER' branding in red lettering on its side. It is constructed primarily from metal, presenting a cylindrical form with a white or silver-colored body that appears to be made of high-speed steel or bi-metal, designed for cutting larger diameter holes. The outer edge features a sharp, serrated saw tooth pattern, indicative of its cutting function. Several circular cutouts or 'gullets' are visible along the body of the saw, likely intended for chip evacuation during cutting and potentially to reduce weight and aid in cooling. Protruding from the center of the saw is a pilot drill bit, which is twisted (fluted) and silver-metallic in color, made of high-speed steel, designed to guide the hole saw accurately into the material. The rear of the hole saw transitions to a black-colored arbor shaft with a hexagonal shank, which is used to secure the tool into a drill chuck. The overall condition shows signs of moderate use, with some scuffs and red residue (possibly paint or marker) on the white body of the saw, suggesting it has been used in various projects. The teeth appear to be intact with no obvious major damage, though their sharpness cannot be fully assessed without closer inspection. The pilot bit also shows some typical wear from use. The item's design suggests a modern manufacturing style, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century. Its robust construction and branded quality indicate a professional-grade tool designed for durability and performance.