Eagle Tool Us
Eagle Tool Us ESP50024 Flexible Drill Bit 1/2in 24in
A 24-inch flexible drill bit with a 1/2-inch diameter and 22-inch maximum drilling depth for cable installation
- 1/2 in bit drills large cable pathways
- 24 in shaft reaches through framing cavities
- 22 in max depth handles thick assemblies
- 3/16 in shank fits standard chucks
- 1/4 in hex locks into quick-change drivers
Eagle Tool Flexible Drill Bit
The Eagle Tool US ESP50024 is a flexible drill bit designed for routing cables through walls and cavities. It suits electricians and installers who need to bore pathways in wood framing without removing drywall.
Powder Coated 1/2in Diameter
A powder coated finish protects the 1/2in diameter shaft during repeated use. The 24in overall length and 3/16in shank diameter with a 1/4in hex shank fit standard drill chucks. The straight shank with three flats prevents slipping while a split point screw tip starts holes cleanly.
22in Maximum Drilling Depth
The flexible shaft allows a maximum drilling depth of 22in, limiting reach in deeper bays. The screw point pulls the bit forward but requires steady pressure to maintain control. This design is not for buyers who need rigid precision drilling or holes larger than 1/2in diameter.
Highlights
- 1/2 in bit drills large cable pathways
- 24 in shaft reaches through framing cavities
- 22 in max depth handles thick assemblies
- 3/16 in shank fits standard chucks
- 1/4 in hex locks into quick-change drivers
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 1/4 in. hex shank limit on the ESP50024?
The 1/4 in. hex shank fits standard drill chucks and quick-change holders, capping torque transfer to what a 1/4 in. hex interface can handle.
What clearance does the 24 in. overall length and 3/16 in. shank diameter need?
The bit needs a straight run of at least 24 in. plus room for the drill, and the 3/16 in. shank passes through holes 1/4 in. or larger.
How do you install the ESP50024 split-point bit, and what step is often missed?
Chuck the 1/4 in. hex shank fully, align the split point on centre, start slow to let the screw point bite, then feed steadily to the 22 in. maximum depth.
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