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Stinger™ Spade Bits

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Won’t Clog, Won’t Wander and Drills Faster than the Competition.

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  • 20x faster and 10x more holes per charge than conventional spade bits
  • Stinger™ threaded tip automatically engages the work surface for no-thrust drilling
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Selection Guide

DIAMETER
6″ LENGTH
16″ LENGTH
1/4″
11003
N/A
5/16″
11004
N/A
3/8″
11005
11020
7/16″
11006
N/A
1/2″
11007
11021
9/16″
11008
N/A
5/8″
11009
11022
11/16″
11010
N/A
3/4″
11011
11023
13/16″
11012
N/A
7/8″
11013
11024
15/16″
11014
N/A
1″
11015
11025
1-1/8″
11016
N/A
1-1/4″
11017
N/A
1-3/8″
11018
N/A
1-1/2″
11019
N/A

Features

The Spyder Stinger™ spade bit features an innovative non-clogging, automatic-feeding precision tip for optimal speed and accuracy. This patent pending tip automatically engages the work surface for no-thrust drilling. Unlike other spade bits with a self feeding thread point, the Stinger™ spade bit won’t clog, won’t wander and drills up to 20x faster than the competition. Chuck them into your impacting tool for even greater drilling power on soft and hard woods.

  • Up to 20x faster than conventional spade bits.
  • Up to 10x more holes than conventional spade bits.
  • Automatically engages the work surface for no-thrust drilling.
  • Features innovative non-clogging, automatic-feeding precision tip for optimal speed and accuracy.
  • Unlike other spade bits with a self-feeding thread point, this patent pending tip won’t clog, won’t wander, and drills faster than the competition.
  • Impact rated for use in battery-powered impacting tools.
  • 1/4″ speed hex won’t slip in the chuck and fits quick-change impact drivers.

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Warning

Hex-based pilot bits are intended to be used with a hex arbor adapter and hole saws. To minimize the risk of serious injury always use eye/respiratory protection and other PPE. Use the pilot bit and hole saw to drill only the materials listed on the product label. Make certain that the pilot bit is correctly sized for the hole saw being used. Always be sure that the drill bit protrudes above the saw teeth ¼” to 1” depending on the size of the saw. Follow RPM recommendations on the packaging for materials being cut and diameter of saw being used. Check the hole saw before use in the power tool – if excessive wear is present, the saw is bent, teeth are fractured or damaged, replace saw before use. Use a drill motor that is equipped with a support handle and start drilling with a light forward pressure. Important instructions and warnings are contained in the tool owner’s manual – please refer to the power tool owner’s manual before using the tool with this tool. Failure to heed all safety instructions, warnings, and in-use recommendations by the power tool manufacturer regarding the use of the reciprocating saw and blade could result in serious bodily injury.

WARNING
HOLE SAWS ARE NOT TO BE USED IN HAMMER OR IMPACT MODE – only drill in standard rotary drilling mode or saw may become damaged/broken and may increase the likelihood of user injury.