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catalog number:YT-3290
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EAN code:5906083932908
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:0,65 kg
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Spiral auger bit for drilling 32 mm diameter holes in wood. Made from steel with a hex shank, it is designed for joinery and assembly work in various types of timber.
A hole size suitable for fitting furniture hardware, running electrical cables through timber structures and drilling for larger dowels. Ideal for work requiring through holes in beams and boards.
The overall length of the bit allows drilling into thick timber components such as structural beams, joinery worktops or jointed boards. This figure indicates the maximum drilling depth when the tool is used to its full extent.
The spiral flutes clear chips out of the hole while drilling, preventing the bit from clogging. The steel construction provides resistance to mechanical wear during frequent use in hardwoods.
The shank shape prevents the bit from turning in the drill chuck during use. Compatible with standard keyless and keyed chucks on corded and cordless drills.
| Manufacturer | YATO |
| Model | YT-3290 |
| Drilling diameter | 32 mm |
| Overall length | 240 mm |
| Cutting material | Steel |
| Shank type | Hex |
| Application | Wood |
The bit works with corded and cordless drills fitted with a keyless or keyed chuck. A drill with a minimum power of 600 W is recommended for smooth operation when drilling into hardwood. The hex shank fits standard chucks without the need for additional adapters.
Safety goggles must be worn while drilling because of the risk of flying chips. The workpiece should be clamped in a vice or secured to a workbench. The bit needs regular cleaning to remove chips and periodic checking of the cutting edge. If it becomes blunt, the tool must be sharpened or replaced.
Before you start drilling, mark the drilling point with an awl or by making a pilot hole with a thinner bit. This prevents the cutting edge from slipping across the surface of the wood. Drill at a steady, moderate speed and avoid excessive pressure, which can overheat the bit or split the wood.
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Client: OL...KA,date of purchase 07-05-2019 16:14