M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford Twister Gp 5X Drill Straight Shank 0.95mm 30003740
Precision Twister Gp 5X drill bit with a straight shank for accurate 0.95 mm holes in metal and composite materials
- Precision drilling with 5x diameter capability
- Straight shank design ensures secure chuck grip
- 95 mm diameter suits fine hole applications
- M.A. Ford manufacturing delivers reliable performance
- California Prop 65 chemical warning applies
Precision drilling tool
The M.A. Ford Twister Gp 5X drill with straight shank is manufactured for accurate hole-making in professional workshops. Its 0.95 mm diameter suits fine-detail work in metal and composite materials where tight tolerances matter.
Straight shank practicality
The straight shank fits directly into standard drill chucks and collets without adapters, simplifying tool changes during production runs. A California Proposition 65 notice states the product contains a chemical known to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Replaces worn micro drills
This new bit replaces dull or broken micro-drills of the same diameter to restore clean entry and consistent depth. The jump is worth it when the previous tool shows flank wear or chipping that degrades hole quality.
Highlights
- Precision drilling with 5x diameter capability
- Straight shank design ensures secure chuck grip
- 95 mm diameter suits fine hole applications
- M.A. Ford manufacturing delivers reliable performance
- California Prop 65 chemical warning applies
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What shank type does the M.A. Ford 30003740 Twister Gp 5X drill use for chuck mounting?
It has a straight shank that fits standard drill chucks and collets sized for 0.95 mm tooling.
What diameter clearance is required for the 0.95 mm Twister Gp 5X drill body?
The drill body is 0.95 mm, so the workpiece hole or guide bushing must accept at least that diameter.
How is the Twister Gp 5X drill secured in the chuck, and what step is often missed?
Insert the straight shank fully, then tighten the chuck evenly; the step often missed is verifying zero run-out before drilling.
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