Freud DAG1080 Auger Bit 11/16 X 7-1/2 Inches 2 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DAG1080 is an auger bit designed for drilling through nail-embedded wood in demanding jobsite conditions. Sized at 11/16 inches in diameter and 7-1/2 inches in length, it comes in a two-piece package. The self-feeding dura-tip pulls the bit into the material without requiring extra downward force, while dual cutting edges produce clean, consistent holes. Deep flutes accelerate chip evacuation, reducing heat buildup and extending the number of holes per battery charge. The bit is engineered for stability and durability in both cordless and corded impact drivers and drill drivers.

This auger bit is suited for residential and light commercial rough framing, electrical rough-in, and plumbing work where drilling through lumber with embedded nails is common. Electricians and plumbers boring through wall plates, studs, and joists for wire and pipe runs will find the self-feeding tip and dual cutting geometry well matched to that task. The 7-1/2-inch length provides enough reach for most standard lumber stack thicknesses encountered in framing and mechanical rough-in work.

Key Features

• Self-feeding dura-tip pulls the bit into material, reducing operator fatigue on downward pressure
• Dual cutting edges deliver smooth, consistent hole quality in wood with nails
• Deep flutes promote rapid chip evacuation for more holes per battery charge
• Compatible with cordless and corded impact drivers and drill drivers
• Comes in a two-piece package for jobsite backup or multi-user crews

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use auger bit compatible with standard hex-shank cordless and corded impact drivers and drill drivers used in wood boring applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by electricians, plumbers, and carpenters during rough-in phases. Confirm the driver chuck accepts the bit shank before use. Inspect the tip and cutting edges for wear or nail damage before each use session, as damaged tips can cause bit walking or material tearout. Follow applicable NEC or IPC drilling clearance requirements when boring through structural members for wire or pipe runs.