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Cleveland 3/8" Vanadium HSS Jobber Drill C73024

SKU CH-H80W-VK5VP

A 3/8-inch jobber drill bit made from vanadium high-speed steel with a TiCN coating and a 118-degree conventional point for general-purpose drilling

  • TypeDrill Accessories
  • MaterialHAWA
  • 3/8 in fractional size for standard hole drilling
  • 118-degree conventional point starts cleanly without wandering
  • Vanadium high-speed steel resists wear in tough materials
  • TiCN coating reduces friction and extends bit life

Cleveland 3/8" Vanadium HSS Jobber Drill

This Cleveland jobber drill bit is made from vanadium high-speed steel with a TiCN coating. It features a 118-degree conventional point and a 3/8 inch fractional size with a .3750 decimal equivalent. The bit is designed for general-purpose drilling in a variety of materials.

Replaces worn or undersized bits for 3/8 inch holes

Upgrade when a dull bit causes wandering or excessive heat in steel or alloy work. The TiCN coating extends edge life over uncoated high-speed steel. Not suited for coolant-through applications or jobs requiring split-point precision starts.

Highlights

  • 3/8 in fractional size for standard hole drilling
  • 118-degree conventional point starts cleanly without wandering
  • Vanadium high-speed steel resists wear in tough materials
  • TiCN coating reduces friction and extends bit life

Specifications

BrandCleveland
TypeDrill Accessories
MaterialHAWA

Questions about this item

What chuck size do I need for this 3/8 inch jobber drill bit?

Use a drill chuck that opens to at least 3/8 inch or 0.3750 inch to hold the shank securely.

How do I avoid breaking the tip when starting a hole in steel?

Centre-punch the mark, run the drill at low speed with steady pressure, and let the 118 degree conventional point bite before increasing RPM.

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