$12.47
- Pull-through hole in tip for easy installation of small wires
- Aggressive tip geometry and coated flutes for for fast drilling
- 3-Flat Secure-Grip shank holds the bit firmly in the drill chuck
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Jul 14, 2020
Did not last at all and was only drilling treated post. Could not even finish the job. Wasn’t happy
Did not last at all and was only drilling treated post. Could not even finish the job. Wasn’t happy
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Jun 3, 2020
Can’t really go wrong with a drill bit and extra...
Can’t really go wrong with a drill bit and extra hole to pull wire
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Sep 26, 2019
Got me right to where I needed to go to get the bell wire through the Old Construction areas. Pe...
Got me right to where I needed to go to get the bell wire through the Old Construction areas. Perfect fit
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Aug 14, 2019
5 Star Review
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Jul 18, 2017
Did as was advertised....
Did as was advertised.
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May 23, 2017
This is a really nice bit for drilling deep holes or running wire. Comes in a great package that...
This is a really nice bit for drilling deep holes or running wire. Comes in a great package that can be used for storage of the bit during its lifetime. Recommend this product.
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May 16, 2017
Nice bit set, but it's hard to get the bits...
Nice bit set, but it's hard to get the bits out of the holder. Nice to have doubles of the smaller sizes.
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Apr 14, 2017
bad quality
I used once and it broke i need to take to the store to return i do still have the receipt ,i hope the store wont make a big deal about returning this product
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Dec 6, 2016
Biggest benefit is the length. Quite frankly, not very sharp and it takes a long time to get thr...
Biggest benefit is the length. Quite frankly, not very sharp and it takes a long time to get through any kind of lumber. I hit a 2x4 and it was not easily drilled through.
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Oct 16, 2016
Could be improved!!
I needed to pull 1/4" tubing for a Reverse Osmosis installation through walls and floors. I did not have a drill bit long enough so I purchased the bit. It worked perfectly, bored easily through flooring, dry wall and wood. I drilled the first hole through the floor into the crawl space and left it all the way in the hole. So I grabbed a piece of 14GA copper ground wire, my tubing, some black tape and head under the house. What to my surprise? The hole in the drill to attach the pull wire is smaller than 14GA!? I had to crawl from under the house and try to find smaller wire. I am not impressed on this design at all. There is no reason that the hole could not be larger to use a standard wire size.
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