M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford Twister Brad and Spur Drill 11/32 pneumatic accessory
Brad and spur drill bit with an 11/32 inch diameter for clean wood boring
- 11/32 inch diameter for precise hole sizing
- Brad and spur design reduces wandering in wood
- M.A. Ford brand trusted by professionals
- New condition ensures full cutting performance
- California Proposition 65 warning for chemical awareness
Twister Brad and Spur Drill 11/32
The M.A. Ford Twister Brad and Spur Drill in 11/32 size is a pneumatic accessory designed for drilling clean, precise holes in wood. It suits professional woodworkers and tradespeople who need reliable performance with pneumatic tooling. The brad and spur geometry helps reduce tear-out at the entry and exit points.
Woodworkers needing clean pneumatic drilling
This drill suits users running pneumatic drill motors who prioritise hole quality in timber. It is not for operators restricted to electric drill chucks only, nor for those requiring carbide-tipped cutters for abrasive composites. Buyers needing larger diameters or different shank styles must look at other tooling.
11/32 inch cutting capacity
The 11/32 inch diameter handles standard pilot holes and joinery tasks in softwoods and hardwoods. It runs out when the application demands diameters beyond this fixed size or when the material hardness exceeds the high-speed steel design envelope. The tool provides consistent results within its defined cutting range.
Highlights
- 11/32 inch diameter for precise hole sizing
- Brad and spur design reduces wandering in wood
- M.A. Ford brand trusted by professionals
- New condition ensures full cutting performance
- California Proposition 65 warning for chemical awareness
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What drill chuck size do I need to hold the 11/32 shank on this Twister Brad and Spur Drill?
Use a chuck that opens to at least 11/32 inch so the bit seats fully and runs true.
Will the 11/32 bit fit the same drill I use for standard 3/8 twist drills?
Yes, any chuck that accepts 3/8 inch will also grip the 11/32 shank without an adapter.
How can I verify the bit is cutting cleanly after I install it?
Run a test hole in scrap wood; the brad point should centre instantly and the spurs should leave a clean entry hole with no tear-out.
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