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Looking for a solid cone bit, nonstepped. Maxing at about 7/8" dia.

Similar to this one bit without the nub on the end.

I managed to lose a friend's so I must get a new one for him.


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Interesting. They say to slip a washer over the bit to stop you from drilling the hole too big. But since the bit is conical, you will end up with a hole smaller than the washer's hole. I suppose you need to drill out the washer a little in order to get the desired diameter.


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Reminds me more of a tapered reamer than a drill-bit.

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Last edited by Tiny; 12/24/2021 12:08 AM.

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Great job Tiny, you found it!
Umbrella Step Drill.

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Every handyman's necessity.
Right up there with a "fits-all", "duck tape", screwdriver pry bar and a big "make it fit" hammer.
The step drill is used a lot for making holes in electrical panels to fit conduit and Romex connectors.


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Originally Posted by Tiny

Thanks tiny, I just put it in my cart. Buying myself a Christmas present.


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