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The MILWAUKEE 1/8" SHOCKWAVE RED HELIX Titanium Drill Bit is engineered for extreme durability and long life. The QUAD EDGE tip delivers a precision start and four cutting edges to create smaller chips for faster removal and less heat leading to longer bit life. Designed with a Variable Helix that includes an aggressive 35 degree helical angle, which ends at 15 degree , the tapered drill bit with RED HELIX provide Rapid Chip Removal limiting heat buildup to Stay Sharper Longer. The bit also features an internal ENHANCED TAPERED WEB that greatly increases its strength, reducing premature breakage. Ideal for various applications including but not limited to wood, plastics, and metals, Milwaukee Red Helix Titanium Drill Bits provide up to 5X life vs. black oxide drill bits.
Bit Length (in.) | 2.62 in |
|---|---|
Shank Diameter | 1/4 in |
Bit Material | Titanium |
|---|---|
Drill Bit Type | Specialty |
Drill Bit Type(s) Included | Specialty |
Features | No Additional Features |
Individual/Set | Individual |
Material Application | Aluminum, Cast Iron, Duct/Sheet Metal, Stainless Steel, Steel |
Number of Pieces | 2 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Shank Style | Hex |
Speciality Bit Type | Self Feed |
Tools Product Type | Other |
Hi, there! The Titanium Silver and Deming Drill Bit is designed to drill through metal, wood, and PVC. - Milwaukee Tool, Social Team
Hi there, the titanium twist drill bit is for use in wood, pvc, copper & aluminum, duct/sheet metal, angle iron, and metal. - Milwaukee Tool Social Team
Hello there! We recommend using a 3/32" drill bit. - Milwaukee Tool, Social Team
Hi Mendy- This bit is ideal for general purpose drilling in metal, aluminum, wood and plastic.
For drilling stainless steel, cobalt drill bits are generally recommended. They are more resistant to heat and wear than standard high-speed steel (HSS) bits. Look for bits specifically designed for stainless steel or hard metals. Using cutting oil can also help extend the life of your drill bit and improve the quality of the hole.
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Never tried that - if they can create a hole big enough you can possibly put a screw in that hole and undo it that way ? Good quality bits - I use them a lot
The Milwaukee SHOCKWAVE 1/8 in. Titanium Twist Drill Bit will drill into stainless steel.
This bit will certainly do the job. I used them to drill through stainless steel and they perform great. FYI make sure you keep them cool if you use them like I did. I sprayed them with water before and after the hole was done and had no issues.
Start with a 1/8" or smaller bit. Wotk your way up in sizes til you get to the size you need.
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