Eagle Tool Us
Eagle Tool Us EA37536 Cable Installer Bit 0.375in Carbon Steel pneumatic accessory
Drills 0.375 in holes through studs and joists using a 36 in auger bit with quick-change hex shank
- Drills clean holes with auger-style cutting geometry
- 36 in overall length reaches deep cavities easily
- Quick-change hex shank speeds bit swaps on the job
- Bright uncoated carbon steel resists corrosion naturally
- 3/8 in drill bit size matches common cable diameters
Cable Installer Bit 0.375in
The Eagle Tool US EA37536 is an auger-style drill bit designed for pulling cables through wood framing. It fits pneumatic or power drills with a quick-change hex shank and is intended for electricians and low-voltage installers running wire in residential or commercial construction.
36in Overall Length With 3/8in Hex Shank
The bit measures 36 inches overall with a 3/8 inch drill diameter and a 3/16 inch shank diameter that locks into a 3/8 inch quick-change hex holder. Bright uncoated carbon steel construction provides standard wear resistance for general wood boring.
Suited For Long Reach Wood Boring Only
Installers needing a single long bit for straight pulls through studs or joists will find the length useful. Workers who require coated flutes for chip ejection, smaller diameters for tight holes, or bits rated for masonry and metal should look at other tooling.
Highlights
- Drills clean holes with auger-style cutting geometry
- 36 in overall length reaches deep cavities easily
- Quick-change hex shank speeds bit swaps on the job
- Bright uncoated carbon steel resists corrosion naturally
- 3/8 in drill bit size matches common cable diameters
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How deep can the 36 in auger bit reach inside a wall cavity?
The 36 in overall length lets the auger bit drill through studs and plates deep inside framed walls without needing an extension.
What chuck does the 3/8 in quick-change hex shank fit?
The 3/8 in hex shank locks into any standard quick-change chuck or 3/8 in three-jaw drill chuck for instant bit swaps.
Will the 3/16 in shank diameter pass through a 3/8 in drilled hole?
Yes, the 3/16 in shank is smaller than the 3/8 in hole it cuts, so the bit feeds through the same opening it creates.
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