Irwin Tools 585-54009 9-piece bolt extractor set pneumatic accessory
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A heavy-duty HSS drill bit with a split point and three-flat 1/2" shank drills 1.2500" holes in metal
This high-speed steel drill bit features a 1/2in reduced shank with three flats for secure chuck grip. The Killer Force design incorporates a heavy-duty split point for accurate starts and reduced walking. It measures 1.2500in decimal equivalent with a 3in flute length and 6in overall length.
Suited for users needing a large-diameter bit compatible with 1/2in chucks. Not for buyers who require a full 1-1/4in shank diameter or a different flute geometry for specialised applications.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Drill America |
| Product type | Drill Accessories |
The bit has a 1/2in shank, so you need a chuck that opens to at least 1/2in. Most 1/2in-capacity drill/drivers and drill presses will accept it directly.
Yes. The three flats are designed to prevent slipping in a standard 3-jaw chuck, so it grips securely on older machines.
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