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HSS reduced-shank drill bit with 17/32 inch diameter and 3/8 inch shank for large-hole drilling in standard chucks
This Drill America bit is a high speed steel cutting tool designed for drilling holes of a specific diameter. Its reduced shank allows it to be used with chucks that accept a smaller 3/8 inch shank. It suits metalworking tasks where a 17/32 inch hole is required.
The 3/8 inch shank diameter restricts the maximum chuck capacity needed to hold the bit securely. Users must ensure their drill chuck can accommodate this shank size. The bit's overall length and flute length define the maximum reach and material thickness it can effectively drill through.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Drill America |
| Product type | Drill Accessories |
The 17/32 inch bit has a 3/8 inch reduced shank designed to fit that chuck size directly.
It is the exact decimal diameter of the 17/32 inch bit, useful for matching precise hole specifications.
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