Eagle Tool Us
Eagle Tool Us EA37524 Cable Installer Bit .375in 24in pneumatic accessory
Drills 0.375 in holes through studs and joists for cable runs with a 24 in reach and quick-change hex shank
- Auger style pulls cable through wood fast
- Quick-change hex shank fits standard drill chucks
- 24 in overall length reaches deep cavities
- Bright uncoated carbon steel resists wear
- 3/8 in drill bit size matches common conduit
Eagle Tool Cable Installer Bit
The Eagle Tool EA37524 is a 24-inch auger-style cable installer bit designed for pulling wire through framed walls and ceilings. Its 3/8-inch diameter creates a clean bore for residential and light-commercial electrical work. The bright uncoated carbon-steel construction resists binding in wood. A quick-change hex shank fits standard drill chucks and impact drivers.
Check shank and clearance before ordering
Verify that your drill or driver accepts a 3/8-inch hex shank and that the 3/16-inch shank diameter clears your chuck jaws. Confirm you have at least 24 inches of straight-line access for the full bit length. Ensure the 3/8-inch hole size matches the cable or conduit you plan to pull through the finished bore.
Suited for electricians and low-voltage installers
This bit serves professionals running NM cable, data lines or flexible conduit through stud bays and joist spaces. Installers needing a smaller pilot hole, a coated auger for nail-embedded lumber, or a longer shaft for deeper cavities should look at other options. The uncoated finish also makes it less suitable for repeated use in abrasive materials.
Highlights
- Auger style pulls cable through wood fast
- Quick-change hex shank fits standard drill chucks
- 24 in overall length reaches deep cavities
- Bright uncoated carbon steel resists wear
- 3/8 in drill bit size matches common conduit
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the Eagle Tool US EA37524 bit ship with a drill or only the bit itself?
Only the cable installer bit is included; a compatible drill or driver must be supplied separately.
How do I decide between the .375in 24in bit and other sizes Eagle Tool US offers?
Choose the .375in diameter when the conduit or cable bundle requires a 3/8-inch hole, and the 24in overall length when the run depth or reach demands that length.
What does the 24in overall length mean when the bit is chucked into a drill?
The 24in measurement is the total length from tip to shank end, so the usable drilling depth will be slightly less once the hex shank is seated in the chuck.
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