Ridgid 632-86927 18 in Adjustable Wrench hand tool
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A 5/16 inch cobalt steel jobber drill bit with a 135 degree point and parabolic flutes for deep hole drilling
The Cleveland Golf 5/16 cobalt parabolic drill bit is built for demanding metalworking tasks. Its 135-degree notch point reduces walking and starts holes cleanly in tough alloys. The parabolic flute geometry pulls chips away efficiently during deep cuts. This fractional-inch tool suits machinists and maintenance technicians who need reliable holemaking in hard materials.
Cobalt steel construction retains hardness at elevated temperatures generated during extended drilling cycles. The straw-bronze finish adds surface lubricity and corrosion resistance without coolant-through capability. Right-hand cutting direction matches standard drill presses and handheld motors. The 135-degree point angle distributes cutting forces to prolong edge life under heavy feed pressure.
A 5/16-inch shank diameter matches the drill diameter for true running in three-jaw chucks or collets. Overall length of 4-1/2 inches with a 3-3/16-inch flute length balances reach and rigidity for through-hole work. List number 2075 identifies this specific geometry for reorder tracking. Buyers needing coolant-through channels or left-hand rotation should select a different configuration.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Cleveland |
| Product type | Angle, Pitch & Slope Locators |
Secure the 5/16 inch shank fully in the chuck, align the 135 degree notch point with the marked centre, and start drilling at low speed; the step often missed is clearing chips from the parabolic flutes every few seconds.
The cobalt steel cutting edges dull over time; resharpen the 135 degree notch point on a proper grinder or replace the bit when the straw/bronze finish shows heavy wear or the parabolic flutes no longer eject chips cleanly.
Heat builds up quickly in the cobalt steel because the bit is non-coolant-through; the 135 degree notch point loses hardness first, so pause frequently to let the tool cool and prevent premature edge failure.
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