2-9/16" STANDARD SELFEED BIT, 7/16" ARBOR - Milwaukee Electric Tools

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Milwaukee Electric Tools
• Model Number: 49-66-4733
• Product Name: 2-9/16" Standard Self-Feed Bit, 7/16" Arbor
• Bit Diameter: 2-9/16 inches
• Arbor Size: 7/16 inches (Hex Shank)
• Weight: 0.65 lbs
• Dimensions: 4 x 4 x 4 inches (Length x Width x Height)
• Material: High-quality steel construction

Key Features

• Self-Feed Design: The lead screw actively pulls the bit into the material, enabling fast and aggressive wood boring.
• Standard Cutting Geometry: Engineered for consistent performance and clean entry and exit holes in various wood types.
• 7/16" Hex Arbor: Provides a secure grip in larger drill chucks, preventing slippage during demanding applications.
• Durable Construction: Manufactured from robust steel for extended tool life and resistance to wear.
• Replaceable Lead Screw: Allows for quick and easy replacement, maintaining optimal drilling performance.

Applications

• Wood Boring: Efficiently drills large diameter holes in dimensional lumber, engineered wood, and hardwood.
• Rough-In Work: Ideal for electricians, plumbers, and HVAC professionals when running conduit, pipe, or ductwork through wooden structures.
• Construction: Suitable for framing, deck building, and other general construction tasks requiring through-hole drilling.
• Remodeling Projects: Assists in creating openings for new installations or modifications in existing wooden frameworks.

Benefits

• Increases Productivity: The self-feeding mechanism rapidly bores through wood, reducing drilling time and effort on job sites.
• Reduces User Fatigue: Less physical force is required as the bit pulls itself through material, enhancing comfort during prolonged use.
• Ensures Compatibility: The 7/16" hex shank fits a wide range of powerful drills, offering versatility across different tools.
• Delivers Consistent Results: Provides reliable hole quality, essential for professional installations and finishes.
• Offers Long-Term Value: Durable construction and a replaceable lead screw extend the bit's lifespan, minimizing the need for frequent replacements.