M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford Twister Micro-Tuff Drill No 34
A precision drill bit, size No 34, designed for micro-machining applications
- Twister Micro-Tuff design for precision drilling
- Size No 34 suits specific micro-hole applications
- M.A. Ford brand trusted in power tool accessories
- New condition ensures full factory performance
- California Proposition 65 warning for chemical awareness
Product identity and intended use
This M.A. Ford Twister Micro-Tuff Drill No 34 is a precision cutting tool designed for drilling operations in professional workshops and industrial environments. The drill carries the manufacturer part number 30511100AM and is supplied new for immediate use in metalworking applications.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
Machinists and maintenance technicians needing a No 34 size drill for accurate hole-making will find this tool appropriate. Buyers who require a different drill diameter or a complete set of multiple sizes should look elsewhere as this listing covers a single No 34 drill only.
Deciding specification: drill number 34
The critical specification is the No 34 designation which determines the exact cutting diameter of this drill. California Proposition 65 warnings indicate the product contains chemicals known to cause cancer and reproductive harm, so users must follow appropriate safety procedures during handling and operation.
Highlights
- Twister Micro-Tuff design for precision drilling
- Size No 34 suits specific micro-hole applications
- M.A. Ford brand trusted in power tool accessories
- New condition ensures full factory performance
- California Proposition 65 warning for chemical awareness
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the No 34 designation tell me about the hole this drill will make?
No 34 is the wire-gauge size that defines the drill's cutting diameter; it produces a hole matching that standard gauge.
What shank style does the Twister Micro-Tuff drill use and how does it lock into my drill chuck?
It has a straight cylindrical shank that fits a standard three-jaw drill chuck; tightening the chuck jaws secures it for drilling.
What physical space do I need at the work-piece to use this drill without interference?
The drill's overall length and flute length determine the clearance required; allow enough depth for the full flute to enter the material plus chuck protrusion.
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