M.A. Ford
M.A. Ford Twister Micro-Tuff Drill No 52 30506350AM
Twister Micro-Tuff Drill No 52 for precision drilling in power and pneumatic tools
- Twister Micro-Tuff design for precision drilling
- No 52 size for specific hole requirements
- M.A. Ford quality for reliable performance
- California Proposition 65 compliance for safety awareness
- New condition ensures full manufacturer specifications
M.A. Ford Twister Micro-Tuff Drill No 52
The M.A. Ford Twister Micro-Tuff Drill No 52 is a precision cutting tool designed for detailed drilling tasks. It serves machinists, technicians and hobbyists who require accurate hole-making in small diameters. The drill is supplied new and ready for immediate use in compatible power tools.
Drill size No 52 determines fit
The single specification that decides suitability is the drill size marked No 52. This designation fixes the cutting diameter, so the tool only matches applications that call for this exact size. Verify the required hole diameter against this specification before purchase to ensure correct fit.
No bundled accessories or software included
The product ships as the drill bit alone without additional accessories, coatings or software. Users must supply their own tool holders, lubricants or programming resources. The absence of bundled items keeps the focus on the core cutting component for those who already have the necessary supporting equipment.
Highlights
- Twister Micro-Tuff design for precision drilling
- No 52 size for specific hole requirements
- M.A. Ford quality for reliable performance
- California Proposition 65 compliance for safety awareness
- New condition ensures full manufacturer specifications
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does "No 52" mean for the hole size I will get?
No 52 is the wire-gauge size of this Twister Micro-Tuff drill; it produces a hole matching that gauge.
What shank style does the 30506350AM use so I know if it fits my drill?
The bit has a straight shank sized to the No 52 gauge, allowing it to clamp in any standard drill chuck that accepts that diameter.
How much clearance do I need behind the chuck for this bit to seat fully?
The overall length is short enough for tight spaces typical of Micro-Tuff drills, so minimal clearance behind the chuck is required.
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