MK MORSE CO
MK MORSE CO CTD01 7-Piece Carbide Hole Cutter Kit
Seven carbide-tipped hole cutters cover bolt-clearance sizes from 11/16" to 1-1/16" and include a stepped pilot drill, ejector spring and hex key
- TypeDrill Bits
- Covers common bolt-clearance holes from 11/16" to 1-1/16
- Carbide-tipped cutters stay sharp longer in metal
- Seven-piece kit includes stepped pilot drill CTDP 167000
- Ejector spring CTDS 167017 and hex key supplied for quick slug removal
- Ready-to-use assortment for mechanical contractor tasks
7-Piece Carbide Hole Cutter Kit for Metal
The MK Morse CTD01 kit supplies seven carbide-tipped hole cutters for drilling metal. Diameters cover bolt-clearance sizes of 11/16", 13/16", 15/16" and 1-1/16". The set includes a stepped pilot drill, ejector spring and hex key. It is aimed at mechanical contractors and maintenance crews who need ready-to-use sizing.
Suited for repetitive metal hole-making.
Electricians, HVAC installers and fabricators who drill mild steel, stainless or aluminium will find the range convenient. Workers who only need a single diameter or who cut non-metallic materials should choose individual bits instead. The kit does not address materials outside its metal-cutting design.
Carbide-tipped cutters in four bolt-clearance
The four included cutter sizes match common bolt-hole requirements from 11/16" through 1-1/16". This specific diameter spread determines whether the kit covers the fastener sizes used on a given job.
Highlights
- Covers common bolt-clearance holes from 11/16" to 1-1/16
- Carbide-tipped cutters stay sharp longer in metal
- Seven-piece kit includes stepped pilot drill CTDP 167000
- Ejector spring CTDS 167017 and hex key supplied for quick slug removal
- Ready-to-use assortment for mechanical contractor tasks
Specifications
| Brand | Mk Morse |
|---|---|
| Type | Drill Bits |
Questions about this item
How do I install the carbide hole cutters and which step is often missed?
Mount the cutter in the drill chuck, insert the CTDP stepped pilot drill (167000) to centre the hole, then secure the CTDS ejector spring (167017) with the supplied hex key — forgetting the spring causes the slug to jam.
What parts will need replacement after extended use?
The CTDP stepped pilot drill (167000) and CTDS ejector spring (167017) are supplied as spare items in the kit; they wear first and should be swapped when the pilot dulls or the spring loses tension.
What limit appears first when cutting thicker steel continuously?
Heat buildup in the carbide tips dulls the cutting edges before the pilot or spring fail, so pause to let the cutter cool and use cutting fluid to extend tip life.
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