Eagle Tool Us
Eagle Tool Us EA56236 Cable Installer Bit 9/16in 36in pneumatic accessory
A 36-inch auger-style cable installer bit with a 9/16-inch cutting diameter drills up to 34 inches deep for long electrical or data runs
- Drills to 34 in depth with 36 in overall length
- 9/16 in auger bit pulls cable through wood fast
- 3/16 in hex shank locks securely in drill chucks
- Powder-coated carbon steel resists wear on job sites
- Straight three-flat shank prevents slipping under high torque
Cable Installer Bit 9/16in 36in
The Eagle Tool US EA56236 is a pneumatic accessory designed for pulling cables through wood framing. Its auger-style tip and 36-inch overall length suit electricians and low-voltage installers running wire in new construction or renovation work.
Suited for long wood bores not metal or masonry
This bit drills clean holes in timber up to 34 inches deep, making it ideal for professionals who need extended reach without extensions. It is not for contractors boring through steel studs, concrete, or any non-wood material where the cutting geometry would fail.
9/16 inch diameter with 3/16 inch hex shank
The 9/16 inch cutting diameter determines the hole size for your cable bundle, while the 3/16 inch hex shank with three flats locks into a compatible pneumatic chuck. Verify both dimensions match your tool and conduit requirements before purchasing.
Highlights
- Drills to 34 in depth with 36 in overall length
- 9/16 in auger bit pulls cable through wood fast
- 3/16 in hex shank locks securely in drill chucks
- Powder-coated carbon steel resists wear on job sites
- Straight three-flat shank prevents slipping under high torque
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the Eagle Tool Us EA56236 bit arrive as a single piece or with any extra hardware?
The EA56236 is supplied as one carbon-steel auger bit with a straight shank and three flats; no additional hardware is included.
How do I decide between the 9/16 in diameter and the 36 in overall length for my job?
The 9/16 in diameter sets the hole width while the 36 in overall length gives a maximum drilling depth of 34 in, so choose based on the hole size and reach you need.
What does the 34 in maximum drilling depth mean when the bit is chucked in a drill?
With the 3/16 in hex shank secured, the 36 in bit leaves 34 in of usable auger length for deep cable runs through studs or joists.
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