Greenlee 08-03-54A D'VersiBIT Type A Auger 1/2 x 54

Say goodbye to the old hassle of fishing wire or cable through existing walls! The Greenlee D'VersiBIT Type A Auger is here to revolutionize the process. These flexible steel drill bits are your go - to tools for wire or cable installation inside existing walls. They can bend to fit your specific needs. All you have to do is bow the spring - steel shaft in the drilling direction and turn on the power. This bit has been field - tested and delivers accurate, professional results in various applications. The bits come in diameters ranging from 3/16' (4.8 mm) to 1' (25.4 mm) and shaft lengths from 12' (304.8 mm) to 72' (1828.8 mm). The patented D'VersiBIT System attaches a high - quality drill bit to a long, flexible spring - steel shaft. When used with the Placement Tool, you can easily maneuver the bit within walls. After drilling, just attach a D'VersiGRIP to the drill hole and pull the wire or cable back through the wall. This Type A, Auger bit is a wood - type auger with a screw point. It pulls itself through wood, preventing walking or skidding. It's great for drilling in soft woods or thin sections. Its slow back - taper also makes retrieval a breeze. Specifications include a bit diameter of 1/2' (12.7 mm), a shaft length of 54' (1371.6 mm), and a shaft diameter of 3/16' (4.8 mm).

Using the Greenlee D'VersiBIT Type A Auger is quite simple. First, decide which direction you want to drill and bow the spring - steel shaft accordingly. Then, turn on the power of your drill. The bit will start working. For more precise control within walls, use the Placement Tool. After you've drilled the hole, attach a D'VersiGRIP to the drill hole and pull the wire or cable through. When using the bit, make sure to hold the drill firmly to avoid any accidents. Also, be aware of the material you're drilling into. This bit works best in soft woods or thin sections. For maintenance, keep the bit clean after each use. You can use a brush to remove any wood chips or debris. Store it in a dry place to prevent rusting. If you notice any signs of wear or damage, it might be time to replace the bit.