Eagle Tool Us
Eagle Tool Us EM50036 Cable Installer Bit 1/2in Carbide Tip 36in
Drills cable pathways up to 32 in deep with a 36 in carbide-tipped bit
- Drills up to 32 in deep with screw-point tip
- 36 in overall length reaches through studs and joists
- 1/4 in hex shank fits standard drill chucks securely
- Powder-coated finish resists corrosion during extended use
- Three-flat shank design prevents slipping under high torque
Cable Installer Bit for Electricians
The Eagle Tool US EM50036 is a 36 in cable installer drill bit with a 1/2 in cutting diameter and carbide tip. It targets electricians and low-voltage installers who pull wire through wood framing. The 1/4 in hex shank with three flats locks securely into standard drill chucks and quick-change adapters.
Build Compatibility and Workflow
A 1/4 in hex shank fits most cordless drill drivers and right-angle drills without extra adapters. The 32 in maximum drilling depth lets you bore through multiple studs in a single pass. Powder coating reduces friction so the bit clears chips faster and frees up time on long cable runs.
Sustained Drilling Behaviour
Carbide tip geometry resists heat buildup when drilling repeated holes in dense lumber. The straight-flute design evacuates wood chips continuously during deep cuts. Powder-coated surfaces maintain cutting speed across multiple studs without the binding common in uncoated bits.
Highlights
- Drills up to 32 in deep with screw-point tip
- 36 in overall length reaches through studs and joists
- 1/4 in hex shank fits standard drill chucks securely
- Powder-coated finish resists corrosion during extended use
- Three-flat shank design prevents slipping under high torque
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How deep can I drill in a single pass with this 36 in bit?
The maximum drilling depth is 32 in, leaving a short section above the workpiece for chip clearance.
Will the carbide tip overheat during all-day cable pulls?
Carbide dissipates heat well, but sustained high-speed drilling in dense wood will warm the tip; use cutting fluid and pause periodically.
What drill chuck or shank interface do I need for the 1/4 in hex shank?
A 1/4 in hex quick-change chuck or a three-jaw chuck that accepts 1/4 in straight shanks with three flats will hold it securely.
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