Drill America
Drill America DMOD34 Solid Carbide Jobber Drill Bit #34 2.25
A solid carbide jobber drill bit for abrasive materials, uncoated with a 118-degree point and round shank
- Solid carbide construction resists wear in abrasive materials
- 118-degree conventional point provides accurate hole starts
- Uncoated bright finish suits cast iron and non-ferrous alloys
- Round shank fits standard drill chucks without slippage
- Jobber length of 2.25 inches balances rigidity and reach
#34 Solid Carbide Jobber Drill
The Drill America DMOD34 is a solid carbide jobber drill bit sized #34 with an overall length of 2.25 inches. It features an uncoated bright finish, a round shank, and spiral flutes with a 118 degree conventional point. The flute length measures 1-1/4 inches for effective chip removal.
Ideal for abrasive and high-temperature drilling
This bit suits workshops drilling cast iron, non-ferrous alloys, high-silicon aluminium, copper, plastics, bronze, hard rubber, or plexiglass where accuracy must be maintained. It is not for buyers who need a coated tool for extended life in ferrous metals, nor for operators requiring a split-point geometry to reduce walking on hard steel.
Check shank compatibility and material match
Verify that your drill chuck or collet accepts a round shank of this diameter before ordering. Confirm the workpiece material matches the recommended abrasive and non-ferrous range listed. Note the California Proposition 65 warning regarding cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- Solid carbide construction resists wear in abrasive materials
- 118-degree conventional point provides accurate hole starts
- Uncoated bright finish suits cast iron and non-ferrous alloys
- Round shank fits standard drill chucks without slippage
- Jobber length of 2.25 inches balances rigidity and reach
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size drill chuck do I need to hold the #34 round shank?
The bit has a round shank sized for a #34 drill, so a chuck that closes down to at least 2.25 mm will grip it securely.
Can I run this solid carbide bit in the same hand drill I use for high-speed steel twist bits?
Yes, the 118-degree conventional point and round shank let it fit standard drill chucks, but carbide is more brittle so use steady pressure and avoid side loads.
How can I confirm the bit is cutting correctly in cast iron or bronze after I start drilling?
You should see short, curled chips and a clean hole diameter matching the #34 size without excessive heat or chatter at the cutting edges.
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