L.H. DOTTIE
L.H. DOTTIE 1814 7/8'' x 18'' Ship Auger Bit
Bores 7/8-inch holes through thick timber using an 18-inch ship auger bit
- Drills 7/8'' holes in deep timber with 18'' reach
- Ship-auger spiral clears chips fast for continuous cuts
- Self-feeding screw point pulls bit through dense wood
- L.H. Dottie 1814 built for heavy-duty trade use
- New condition — ready for immediate job-site deployment
Ship Auger Bit 7/8'' x 18''
The L.H. DOTTIE 1814 is a ship auger bit designed for boring deep, clean holes in timber. It suits professional carpenters, timber framers and contractors who need reliable performance in heavy-duty wood drilling applications.
18 inch overall length
The 18 inch overall length determines the maximum drilling depth achievable in a single pass. This dimension is the critical specification for matching the bit to beam thickness or through-hole requirements on site.
Hex shank fits standard drill chucks
The bit installs directly into a standard drill chuck via its hex shank, requiring no special adapters. Ensure the chuck is tightened securely on the flats to prevent slippage under high torque loads.
Highlights
- Drills 7/8'' holes in deep timber with 18'' reach
- Ship-auger spiral clears chips fast for continuous cuts
- Self-feeding screw point pulls bit through dense wood
- L.H. Dottie 1814 built for heavy-duty trade use
- New condition — ready for immediate job-site deployment
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How deep can this 18'' auger bit actually bore in one pass?
The 18'' overall length lets you drill through thick timbers or multiple joists in a single stroke, limited only by your drill's chuck reach and the workpiece thickness.
What shank style does the 1814 bit use to lock into a drill?
It fits a standard 1/2'' drill chuck with a hex shank that prevents slipping under high torque when boring large 7/8'' holes.
Will the 7/8'' diameter clear standard framing lumber without binding?
The ship-auger flute clears chips fast, so the 7/8'' cutter bores clean holes in dense framing lumber without overheating or jamming.
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