M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford 20714700 Twister Brad & Spur Drill No 26
A Twister Brad & Spur Drill sized No 26 for clean, accurate holes in wood
- Brad & spur design for clean holes
- No 26 size for precise drilling
- Twister flute geometry aids chip removal
- New condition ready for immediate use
- M.A. Ford professional tool quality
Twister Brad & Spur Drill No 26
The M.A. Ford 20714700 Twister Brad & Spur Drill No 26 is a new cutting accessory designed for precision drilling in wood. It suits woodworkers and tradespeople who need clean entry holes and accurate spur tracking. The brad-point tip reduces wandering on the workpiece surface. This item ships directly from the manufacturer.
Upgrade from standard twist bits
This drill replaces conventional twist bits when hole quality matters more than speed. The brad-and-spur geometry cuts the perimeter first, limiting tear-out on the exit side. The jump is worth it for joinery, dowelling and hardware installation where a clean bore saves sanding time. Orders of $75 or more ship free.
Behaviour under sustained drilling
Under continuous use the spur shoulders maintain centring while the cutting lips clear chips efficiently. Heat builds more slowly than in standard bits because the geometry separates cutting and guiding actions. The tool retains sharpness across repeated holes in hardwood and softwood. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to this product.
Highlights
- Brad & spur design for clean holes
- No 26 size for precise drilling
- Twister flute geometry aids chip removal
- New condition ready for immediate use
- M.A. Ford professional tool quality
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size drill chuck is required for the No 26 shank?
The No 26 drill bit fits a standard drill chuck that accepts its shank diameter; ensure the chuck is tightened securely before use.
How do you correctly install the Twister Brad & Spur Drill in a power drill?
Insert the shank fully into the chuck, tighten the chuck evenly on all jaws, and verify the bit runs true before drilling.
When should the No 26 drill bit be replaced?
Replace the bit when the cutting edges become dull, chipped, or when it no longer produces clean holes in the workpiece.
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