Drill America
Drill America DMO3/32SPADE Carbide Spade Drill Bit 3/32" pneumatic accessory
Carbide spade drill bit bores hard steel such as sheet metal and stainless steel
- Carbide tip drills hard steel and stainless steel
- 3/32 inch size suits precision sheet-metal work
- New condition ensures full cutting performance
- Drill America brand backs professional-grade quality
- California Proposition 65 warning notes chemical exposure risk
Drill America 3/32" Carbide Spade Bit
The Drill America DMO3/32SPADE is a carbide spade drill bit sized at 3/32 inch for drilling hard steel such as sheet metal and stainless steel. It is supplied new and listed under power and pneumatic accessories for automotive and tool use. The item ships directly from the manufacturer.
Accessory and compliance notes
The bit itself is the only component described; no additional accessories or software are mentioned in the data. California Proposition 65 warnings indicate the product contains a chemical known to the state to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Orders of $75 or more ship free from the manufacturer.
Suitable users and limitations
This bit suits professionals and DIY users who need to drill hard steel materials with a 3/32 inch carbide spade tip. It is not intended for buyers who need larger or smaller diameters, different bit geometries such as twist or step drills, or those who require a product without Proposition 65 chemical warnings.
Highlights
- Carbide tip drills hard steel and stainless steel
- 3/32 inch size suits precision sheet-metal work
- New condition ensures full cutting performance
- Drill America brand backs professional-grade quality
- California Proposition 65 warning notes chemical exposure risk
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often will the carbide tip need sharpening or replacement when drilling stainless steel?
The carbide tip is designed for hard steel such as sheet metal and stainless steel, so it resists wear far longer than high-speed steel bits under the same conditions.
What stops the bit from drilling deeper in a single pass?
The 3/32-inch diameter and spade geometry limit chip clearance, so the hole depth per plunge is constrained by the flute length rather than motor power.
Does the bit generate noticeable heat during continuous pneumatic drilling?
Carbide dissipates heat efficiently, but prolonged use in stainless steel will still warm the shank; allow cooling intervals to maintain tip integrity.
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