Disco
Disco 13014 Drill Bit 15/16" dia 1/2" Shank
15/16 inch drill bit with 1/2 inch shank for heavy-duty drilling tasks
- 15/16 inch diameter bores large holes cleanly
- 1/2 inch shank fits standard drill chucks securely
- Model 13014 identifies the exact bit for reordering
- New condition ensures full cutting life from first use
- Disco brand backs the accessory with manufacturer quality
Disco 13014 Drill Bit 15/16" Diameter
The Disco 13014 is a twist drill bit with a 15/16 inch cutting diameter and a 1/2 inch shank. It is designed for creating precise holes in metal, wood or plastic using a compatible drill press or heavy-duty hand drill. This accessory suits professional tradespeople and serious DIY users who need a specific large-diameter bit for occasional or repeated use.
Installation and Common Issues
The 1/2 inch shank fits directly into any drill chuck that accepts that capacity; simply open the jaws, insert the shank fully and tighten securely. The most frequent problem is the bit slipping in an undersized or worn chuck, which can damage the shank and ruin hole accuracy. Ensure the workpiece is clamped firmly to prevent the bit from grabbing and spinning the material.
Ideal Users and Limitations
This bit suits machinists, fabricators and maintenance technicians who need a single 15/16 inch hole size in steel, aluminium or timber. It is not suited for buyers who require a set of multiple diameters, those needing reduced-shank bits for 3/8 inch chucks, or users who prefer coated or carbide-tipped cutting edges for extended life in abrasive materials.
Highlights
- 15/16 inch diameter bores large holes cleanly
- 1/2 inch shank fits standard drill chucks securely
- Model 13014 identifies the exact bit for reordering
- New condition ensures full cutting life from first use
- Disco brand backs the accessory with manufacturer quality
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I know the 15/16" drill bit is cutting true after I chuck it in my 1/2" drill?
Spin the bit slowly; the flutes should run concentric with no visible wobble and the 15/16" diameter should produce a clean, round hole in the workpiece.
What comes in the package with the Disco 13014 and do I need any extra accessories?
The box contains the 15/16" drill bit with 1/2" shank only; no pilot drills, cutting oil or hex keys are included.
Which version of the 13014 should I choose for a 15/16" hole in steel?
The 13014 is offered in a single 15/16" diameter with 1/2" shank, so that version is the correct choice for the stated hole size.
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