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Model # 48-89-2720

Internet # 202256149

7/32 in. Thunderbolt Black Oxide Drill Bit

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$3.33 /each

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Model # 48-89-2720

Internet # 202256149

The Milwaukee 48-89-2720 7/32 in. Thunderbolt Black Oxide Drill Bit is designed for durability. The black oxide construction provides strength, and the thick core offers excellent protection against side-load breakage. The parabolic flute form helps clear away chips and debris to keep the bit cool, and this drill bit is excellent for drilling on curved surfaces.

Thunderbolt web, provides longer life and faster driller times
Parabolic flute, clears chips faster
Black oxide construction for durability
135-degree split point, precision start no walking

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Dimensions

Assembled Depth (in.)	0.22 in	Assembled Height (in.)	5.75 in
Assembled Width (in.)	1.88 in	Bit Diameter	7/32 in
Bit Length (in.)	3.75	Bit diameter (in.)	0.21875
Drilling Depth (in)	2	Shank Diameter	3/8 in
Shank Diameter (in.)	.375

Details

Bit Material	Black Oxide	Color Family	Black
Cordless/ Corded	Cordless	Drill & Router Bit Type	Drill Bits
Drill Bit Type	Twist	Drill Bit Type(s) Included	Twist
Individual/Set	Individual	Min Chuck Size Required	N/A
Power Tool Product Type	Power Tool Accessory	Returnable	90-Day
Self-Feeding	No	Shank Style	3-Flat
Tools Product Type	Power Tool

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Brand: Milwaukee

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Bit Diameter: 7/32 in

Bit Material: Black Oxide

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Drill bit is designed for drilling what materials?

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October 6, 2014

Can this bit be used on carbon steel?

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Hi Louise, we recommend you go with
Thunderbolt® Cobalt Drill Bits because of their higher tungsten and cobalt giving you a longer life in hard metals.

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