Bosch DSB1007 Daredevil 5/8x6 Spade Bit 1/4 Hex Shank

Product Description

The ROBERT BOSCH TOOL GROUP DSB1007 is a 5/8-inch by 6-inch spade bit from the Daredevil line, designed for fast, clean wood boring in demanding trade and jobsite conditions. The full cone threaded tip pulls the bit into the material without added pressure, reducing operator fatigue on repetitive drilling tasks. A contoured paddle accelerates chip removal and prevents clogging, while spur and reamer tips at the cutting edges leave cleaner hole walls than standard paddle bits. The 1/4-inch hex shank seats securely in quick-change chucks. Drilling depth reaches 5 inches, making this bit suitable for structural lumber, framing members, and similar wood-based substrates.

This bit is intended for use in wood and engineered wood products. Electricians, plumbers, HVAC installers, and general contractors reach for spade bits like the DSB1007 when running conduit, pipe, or flex duct through framing. The 6-inch overall length provides clearance to bore through standard 2x framing stock with room for the chuck to clear. The 1/4-inch hex shank is compatible with standard quick-change drill chuck systems commonly found on cordless drills and impact-ready drivers used in residential and light commercial construction.

Key Features

• Full cone threaded tip pulls into material for fast, low-pressure drilling
• Contoured paddle promotes fast chip ejection and reduces bit loading
• Spur and reamer tips produce cleaner hole edges in wood
• 1/4-inch hex shank fits standard quick-change chuck systems
• 5-inch drilling depth handles standard framing lumber in a single pass
• 6-inch overall length provides chuck clearance when boring through typical stud walls

Compatibility

Designed for use in wood and wood-based materials with any 1/4-inch hex quick-change drill chuck or compatible driver. Package quantity is 5 units per pack.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by electricians, plumbers, and mechanical tradespeople drilling penetrations through wood framing. Secure the workpiece before drilling and confirm no wiring, fasteners, or pipes are present in the bore path. Use appropriate RPM for the bit diameter — larger spade bits perform best at lower speeds. Eye protection is required when operating any rotary boring tool.