Wingits
WINGITS RC-WA200GT34 Apache 200 Drill Bit 3/4
High-speed steel drill bit creates 3/4-inch holes in tile up to 1-1/4 inches deep
- Drills 3/4 in holes in tile with high-speed steel
- 1-1/4 in maximum depth reaches through thick material
- 5/16 in shank fits standard drill chucks
- 4-1/4 in overall length provides control and reach
- 3-1/8 in shank length ensures secure chuck grip
Apache 200 Drill Bit 3/4
The Apache 200 is a high-speed steel drill bit designed for tile applications. It suits tradespeople and DIY users who need a straight-shank bit for drilling into ceramic or similar hard surfaces. The 3/4 inch diameter creates clean holes for anchors or pipe penetrations. This single-piece tool arrives new and ready for immediate use.
Sustained drilling in tile
High-speed steel construction resists heat build-up during continuous drilling better than standard carbon steel bits. The straight shank maintains consistent contact with the chuck, reducing slippage when pressure is applied over longer periods. Maximum drilling depth reaches 1 1/4 inches, allowing deeper holes without withdrawing the bit frequently. Performance stays steady through repetitive tasks on hard materials.
Installation and common issues
The 5/16 inch shank diameter fits standard drill chucks without adapters, making setup straightforward. Overall length of 4 1/4 inches provides good reach while remaining manageable in tight spaces. Shank length of 3 1/8 inches ensures secure clamping. Users who need larger diameters or deeper holes beyond the stated capacity will require a different bit.
Highlights
- Drills 3/4 in holes in tile with high-speed steel
- 1-1/4 in maximum depth reaches through thick material
- 5/16 in shank fits standard drill chucks
- 4-1/4 in overall length provides control and reach
- 3-1/8 in shank length ensures secure chuck grip
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 3/4-inch Apache 200 bit overheat when drilling tile continuously?
High-speed steel dissipates heat well; withdraw the bit frequently and use water cooling to keep temperatures low during long sessions.
Does my drill need a specific chuck size for the 5/16-inch shank?
A standard 3/8-inch or larger keyless chuck grips the 5/16-inch straight shank securely.
Can I use this bit with an older corded drill that runs at lower RPM?
Yes — the straight shank fits older drills, but maintain steady pressure and reduce speed to avoid wandering on tile.
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