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Tork Craft Spade Bit 19MM 150MM



A spade drill bit is a type of drill bit used for rough boring in wood. It can be used to drill in hard wood, soft wood, chipboard, MDF, plywood, and other similar materials. The standard spade bit in the picture on the left is equipped with spurs to cut cleaner and faster than a standard spade bit. The Pro series spade bit in the picture on the right is equipped with spurs to cut cleaner and fast... more details
Key Features:
  • Rough boring in wood
  • Can be used to drill in hard wood, soft wood, chipboard, MDF, plywood, and other similar materials
  • Standard spade bit has spurs to cut cleaner and faster than a standard spade bit


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Brand Unbranded
Manufacturer Tork Craft
Model Number VER/TC02042
Description
A spade drill bit is a type of drill bit used for rough boring in wood. It can be used to drill in hard wood, soft wood, chipboard, MDF, plywood, and other similar materials. The standard spade bit in the picture on the left is equipped with spurs to cut cleaner and faster than a standard spade bit. The Pro series spade bit in the picture on the right is equipped with spurs to cut cleaner and faster than a Pro series spade bit.

Wood spade drill bit - Standard Daimeter: Ø19.0mm
Working length: 150mm
Shank: 6.35mm hex for quick change

Application:

A spade drill bit is used for rough boring in wood. Spade drill bits can be used to drill in:
  • Hard wood
  • Soft wood
  • Chipboard
  • MDF
  • Plywood
Manufactured from High carbon steel. Spade bits are also known as paddle bits or butterfly bits.

Standard vs. Pro series:

Notice the two different spade bits in the picture on the left. The one is a standard spade bit and the other is a Pro series spade bit. The Pro series spade bit is equipped with spurs to cut cleaner and faster than standard spade bits. Click here to have a look at the Pro series spade bits. TIP:
To avoid splintering, drill the workpiece from both ends.
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