ARTU USA INC
ARTU USA INC 01096 Multi-Purpose Drill Bit 7/8" x 6-3/8" PK2
Two multi-purpose drill bits measuring 7/8 inch by 6-3/8 inch for versatile drilling tasks
- Multi-purpose bit handles wood, metal and masonry with one tool
- 7/8 inch diameter bores large clean holes for pipe and conduit
- 6-3/8 inch overall length reaches deep into studs and joists
- Two bits per pack gives a ready spare on the job site
- ARTU 1096 model built for professional trade use
Multi-purpose drill bit pair
This pack contains two ARTU 01096 multi-purpose drill bits. Each bit measures 7/8 inch in diameter and 6-3/8 inch in overall length. The set suits tradespeople and DIY users who need duplicate bits for repetitive drilling tasks.
Heat and wear during use
Multi-purpose bits generate heat when drilling through metal, masonry or wood at high speed. Steady pressure and periodic withdrawal help control temperature and extend cutting life. The two-bit pack allows rotation between holes to reduce individual wear.
Shank fit and everyday handling
The straight shank fits standard three-jaw chucks on corded or cordless drill drivers. A 7/8 inch diameter requires a chuck capacity of at least that size. Builders needing smaller pilot holes or specialised materials should select a different bit specification.
Highlights
- Multi-purpose bit handles wood, metal and masonry with one tool
- 7/8 inch diameter bores large clean holes for pipe and conduit
- 6-3/8 inch overall length reaches deep into studs and joists
- Two bits per pack gives a ready spare on the job site
- ARTU 1096 model built for professional trade use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the 7/8" multi-purpose drill bit and what step do people often miss?
Chuck the bit securely in a drill, align the tip with the marked centre point, and start at low speed to establish the hole before increasing RPM; the step many skip is clearing dust frequently so the flutes do not clog and wander.
What maintenance or replacement will the 7/8" bit need over time?
The cutting edges dull with use on hard materials; sharpen or replace the bit when it requires excessive pressure or produces rough, oversized holes, and always wipe the flutes clean after each job to prevent corrosion.
What limit appears first when drilling continuously with the 7/8" bit?
Heat buildup at the tip is the first limiting factor; sustained high-speed drilling without pauses causes the cutting edges to overheat and lose hardness, so use cutting fluid and withdraw the bit regularly to cool.
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