Tuff Stuff
Tuff Stuff PH2275 Phillips #2 Insert Bit 2-3/4" 1/4" Shank
A 2-3/4" Phillips #2 insert bit with a 1/4" shank for driving screws in drills and screwdrivers
- TypeDrill Bits
- Selling UnitEach
- Phillips #2 tip fits common fasteners
- 2-3/4" length reaches recessed screws
- 1/4" shank fits standard drill chucks
- Single-ended design for straightforward driving
- Durable construction withstands repeated use
Phillips #2 Insert Bit
The Tuff Stuff PH2275 is a single-ended Phillips #2 insert bit designed for general-purpose fastening tasks. Its 1/4 inch shank fits standard drill chucks and screwdriver holders. The 2-3/4 inch length provides reach for common household, shop and garage applications. This new accessory delivers durable, reliable quality for everyday driving jobs.
DIY users and light trade work
Suitable for anyone driving standard Phillips #2 screws in wood, plastic or light metal using a compatible drill or driver. Not intended for impact-rated applications or for users who require a double-ended bit, a different tip size or a longer reach than the stated length. Buyers needing hex, Torx or square-drive profiles should look at other bit types.
1/4 inch shank compatibility
The single specification that decides fit is the 1/4 inch shank, which must match the chuck or bit holder of the driving tool. If the tool accepts a 1/4 inch shank, this Phillips #2 bit will seat correctly; otherwise it will not work. Always verify the tool's shank requirement before purchase.
Highlights
- Phillips #2 tip fits common fasteners
- 2-3/4" length reaches recessed screws
- 1/4" shank fits standard drill chucks
- Single-ended design for straightforward driving
- Durable construction withstands repeated use
Specifications
| Brand | Tuff Stuff |
|---|---|
| Model | PH2275 |
| Type | Drill Bits |
| Selling Unit | Each |
Questions about this item
Will the 1/4" shank fit my drill chuck?
The 1/4" shank fits any drill or screwdriver that accepts a 1/4" hex insert bit.
How do I install the bit so it does not slip?
Push the bit fully into the chuck or bit holder until it seats, then tighten the chuck securely on the hex flats.
When should I replace this Phillips #2 bit?
Replace it when the tip corners round off or the bit no longer grips the screw head cleanly.
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