Eagle Tool Us
Eagle Tool Us ESP75024 Cable Installer Bit 3/4in 24in Carbon Steel
A 24-inch carbon-steel cable installer bit with a 3/4-inch split-point tip drills up to 22 inches deep and fits a 1/4-inch hex shank
- Drills clean holes with split-point tip
- Reaches 22 in depth for cable runs
- 24 in overall length spans wall cavities
- 1/4 in hex shank fits standard drills
- Powder-coated carbon steel resists wear
Cable installer bit for electricians
The Eagle Tool US ESP75024 is a split-point, screw-point drill bit designed for pulling cable through wood framing. Its 3/4-inch cutting diameter and 24-inch overall length suit long-reach boring tasks. The 1/4-inch hex shank with three flats locks securely into quick-change chucks. It targets professionals running wire in residential and light commercial projects.
Powder-coated carbon steel with 22-inch depth
Carbon steel construction provides the hardness needed for repetitive drilling in studs and joists. A powder-coated finish resists corrosion and reduces friction during deep cuts. The straight shank geometry and maximum drilling depth of 22 inches allow extended reach without flex. The 1/4-inch shank diameter fits standard impact drivers and drill chucks.
Replaces shorter auger bits for through-floor runs
This bit upgrades from standard-length auger bits when cables must pass through multiple plates or sub-floors in a single pass. The 24-inch length eliminates the need for extensions that can wobble or disconnect. The jump is worth it when drilling angles require a rigid, single-piece tool. It is not for holes larger than 3/4 inch or for masonry and metal substrates.
Highlights
- Drills clean holes with split-point tip
- Reaches 22 in depth for cable runs
- 24 in overall length spans wall cavities
- 1/4 in hex shank fits standard drills
- Powder-coated carbon steel resists wear
Specifications
| Brand | EAGLE TOOL US |
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Questions about this item
What is the maximum drilling depth of the 3/4 in cable installer bit?
The bit achieves a maximum drilling depth of 22 in, which is the practical limit before the flutes clear the hole.
What shank size fits the drill chuck for this 24 in overall length bit?
A 1/4 in hex shank with three flats seats securely in standard quick-change chucks and prevents slipping.
How is the split-point screw tip started correctly to avoid walking on the first hole?
Apply firm axial pressure while engaging the trigger slowly; the self-feeding screw point pulls the bit in once centred.
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