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A 135° split-point cobalt jobber bit drills 5/8 in holes in hard metals
This Chicago-Latrobe 50082 is a jobber-length drill bit made from cobalt steel for drilling hard metals. It measures 5/8 inch with a decimal equivalent of 0.6250. The 135-degree split point reduces walking and starts holes cleanly. It suits maintenance and fabrication tasks where tool life matters.
Mechanics and fabricators drilling stainless or alloy steel will value the cobalt construction and split-point geometry. Buyers who need a range of diameters for progressive drilling should look at a set instead. The non-coolant-through design fits standard handheld and press operations. It is not suited for through-spindle coolant systems.
The 5/8 inch fractional size (0.6250 decimal) determines the hole this bit produces. The 135-degree split point controls how it engages the workpiece without a centre punch. Match these two figures to your drawing or tap chart before ordering. No other specification overrides this fit decision.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | CHICAGO-LATROBE |
| Product type | Drill Bits |
The 135-degree split point centers the bit without a pilot hole and reduces walking on hard materials, giving cleaner entry in steel and alloy work.
The bit has a straight shank matching its 5/8-inch diameter, so it requires a chuck that opens to at least .6250 inch for full grip.
Open the chuck wide, insert the shank fully, then tighten each jaw evenly; the common mistake is tightening one jaw first, which leaves the bit off-center and causes run-out.
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