Freud DSP2110 Speed Demon Spade Bit 7/8x6 Inch 5 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DSP2110 Speed Demon spade bit delivers fast, clean hole drilling in wood for electricians, plumbers, and carpenters who need to bore through framing, joists, and sheathing quickly. The self-feeding speed-tip design pulls the bit into the material without extra downward pressure, reducing fatigue on longer runs. A curved paddle geometry accelerates chip evacuation, keeping the flutes clear so the bit stays cooler and cuts more holes per battery charge. The shank is impact-rated for compatibility with both cordless drill drivers and corded or cordless impact drivers, resisting flex and torsional failure under high torque. Each package contains 5 bits at 7/8 inch diameter and 6 inch length.

This spade bit is suited for residential and light commercial rough-in work where tradespeople need to drill cleanly through wood studs, plates, and engineered lumber. Electricians running wire through framing and plumbers boring for pipe passage are the primary users. The 6 inch length provides reach through double plates and thick assemblies without requiring an extension. The 5-piece package quantity supports crews and reduces downtime when bits dull on high-volume jobs.

Key Features

• Self-feeding speed-tip design reduces downward pressure and speeds penetration through wood
• Optimized curved paddle geometry improves chip evacuation for more holes per battery charge
• Impact-rated shank withstands high torque from cordless and corded impact drivers and drill drivers
• 7/8 inch cutting diameter suits wire and pipe rough-in applications in wood framing
• 6 inch overall length provides reach through thick assemblies and double top plates
• Sold in a 5-piece package for crew use and high-volume drilling jobs

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard cordless drill drivers and corded or cordless impact drivers; compatible with 3/8 inch and 1/2 inch chucks accepting standard hex or round spade bit shanks.

Installation Notes

Licensed electricians and plumbers most commonly use spade bits for rough-in boring through wood framing. Ensure the workpiece is secured before drilling to prevent rotation. Confirm all power is de-energized and utilities are shut off in the work area before boring near existing wiring or piping. Do not exceed the rated torque capacity of the tool, and use impact-rated bits only with impact drivers to avoid shank failure.