Eagle Tool Us
Eagle Tool Us EM37536 Cable Installer Bit 3/8 in 36 in
Drills cable pathways through wood framing with a 36 in overall length and 32 in maximum drilling depth
- Carbide tip cuts clean holes in wood
- 36 in overall length reaches deep cavities
- 3/8 in diameter suits common cable sizes
- Three-flat shank prevents slipping in chuck
- 32 in drilling depth handles long runs
Eagle Tool Us EM37536 Cable Installer Bit
The Eagle Tool Us EM37536 is a cable installer drill bit designed for electricians and technicians pulling wire through framed walls and ceilings. Its 36 inch overall length reaches deep cavities without requiring extensions. The straight shank with three flats locks securely in a 1/4 inch hex chuck for reliable torque transfer. This tool suits professionals running low-voltage or power cable in residential and commercial construction.
3/8 inch carbide tip cuts clean holes in wood
The 3/8 inch drill bit size features a carbide tip that resists wear when boring through studs, joists and header beams. A screw point pulls the bit forward for faster penetration with less operator pressure. Maximum drilling depth reaches 32 inches, matching the usable length of the shaft. The powder-coated finish reduces friction and helps clear chips during deep-hole drilling.
Powder coating reduces friction and heat buildup
The coated surface lowers drag so the bit runs cooler during extended use in dense lumber. Reduced friction also means less vibration transmitted to the drill motor and the operator's hand. A 3/16 inch shank diameter keeps the shaft rigid over the full 36 inch span, minimising whip that can widen holes or stall the motor. These factors combine for steadier, quieter operation on long pulls.
Highlights
- Carbide tip cuts clean holes in wood
- 36 in overall length reaches deep cavities
- 3/8 in diameter suits common cable sizes
- Three-flat shank prevents slipping in chuck
- 32 in drilling depth handles long runs
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How deep can the 3/8 in bit actually drill in a real job?
The bit reaches a maximum drilling depth of 32 in, so it can pull cable through studs or joists up to that distance in one pass.
What does the 1/4 in hex shank limit when I chuck it into my drill?
The 1/4 in hex shank fits standard quick-change chucks and caps the bit to drills that accept that size, keeping run-out low for straight holes.
Will the 36 in overall length clear my drill body in tight bays?
At 36 in long with a 3/16 in shank diameter, the bit extends well past most drill housings, letting you reach deep cavities without the motor hitting framing.
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