7/32" Style A Standard Drill Bit
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7/32" Style A Standard Drill Bit
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| 9/32" Style A Standard Drill Bit | DBA9-32 | $28.19
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| 11/32" Style A Standard Drill Bit | DBA11-32 | $28.19
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| 3/8" Style A Standard Drill Bit | DBA3-8 | $28.19
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| 13/32" Style A Standard Drill Bit | DBA13-32 | $28.19
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| 5/32" Style A Standard Drill Bit | DBA5-32 | $28.19
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| 7/16" Style A Standard Drill Bit | DBA7-16 | $28.19
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| 1/2" Style A Standard Drill Bit | DBA1-2 | $28.19
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Product Description
This 7/32" Style A Standard Drill Bit is made of tempered steel to maintain sharpness and prevent clogging. This drill bit has approximately 2" drill capacity and is use on all "Style A" drills including Challenge, Lassco Spinnit, EBM, Super Speed, Casco, Climax, Ottawa, Rosback, Mark III and Mark IV Machines with the exception of the 1" table top machines. This drill bit ships inside the re-closeable plastic tube for protection.
Product Details
- Made of tempered steel to maintain sharpness and prevent clogging
- A sharper bit, through more drilling cycles.
- Greater productivity with fewer changeovers.
- Ships inside the re-closeable plastic tube for protection.
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Item Specifications
- Product Type: Standard Drill Bits
- For use with: Challenge, Lassco Spinnit, EBM, Super Speed, Casco, Climax, Ottawa, Rosback, Mark III and Mark IV Machines
- Hole Diameter: 7/32"
- Drilling Capacity:Approximately 2"
- Part Number: DBA7-32
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Asked by farid
Unfortunately, the paper drills that we have , the largest diameter holes they would drill would be 1/2" diameter.
Answered by MyBinding.com
Thank you for your question. Unfortunately we do not carry bits with 1/8" shank designed to be used with a Dremel tool. All of the bits that we carry are designed to be used specifically with paper drills. Paper drill bits have a unique shaped shank that makes them incompatible with "standard
drills.
drills.
Answered by MyBinding
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Asked by Randy
Thank you for your question. The size listing for drill bits is the outside diameter of the functional part of the bit. You would want to get a 3/8" bit.
Answered by MyBinding
