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The ITM 308fb3638-s is a flexible stretch drill bit designed for boring through wall studs and framing members from within wall cavities. It combines a high carbon steel self-feed auger bit permanently brazed to a flexible shaft, allowing the tool to navigate tight spaces and awkward angles. At 3/8 inches in diameter and 36 inches in length, it reaches deep into wall cavities without requiring access panels or tear-out of finished surfaces. Electricians, low-voltage installers, and A/V rough-in crews rely on this tool for fishing wire through framed walls cleanly and efficiently.
This bit is suited for residential and light commercial framing applications where wire, cable, or conduit must be routed through wood studs inside finished or semi-finished wall and ceiling assemblies. It inserts through small existing openings, reducing the need for drywall damage during retrofit or remodel work. Eye holes at each end of the bit allow a pull wire or fish tape to be attached, enabling wire retrieval from either direction after the hole is bored.
Designed as a general-purpose flexible stretch bit compatible with standard 3/8-inch chuck corded or cordless drills used in electrical rough-in and low-voltage installation applications.
This bit is typically used by licensed electricians, low-voltage technicians, and cable installers during rough-in or retrofit work. Before drilling, verify the cavity is free of existing utilities, insulation obstructions, or fire blocking that could interfere with the flexible shaft. Use a variable-speed drill and moderate feed pressure to avoid binding or kinking the flexible shaft. Always follow applicable NEC or local code requirements for cable protection and boring clearances through structural framing.
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