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The Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp 48-13-5560 is a 9/16-inch diameter by 18-inch ship auger bit engineered for fast, clean drilling in both clear and nail-embedded wood. The through-center cutting design reduces friction and heat buildup at the tip, extending service life in demanding conditions. Flute surfaces carry a non-stick coating that promotes rapid, smooth chip ejection — a critical advantage when boring deep holes where material packing is common. The shank is impact-rated, allowing the bit to pair with high-torque impact drivers and heavy-duty drills without deforming or fracturing under load.
This ship auger bit is built for trade professionals who routinely drill through structural lumber, framing members, and older wood containing embedded fasteners. Electricians running conduit or wire through framing, plumbers routing pipe penetrations, and utility workers cutting access holes in wood assemblies will find the 18-inch length particularly useful for reaching deep cavities or drilling at an angle through wide members. The non-stick flute coating and aggressive cutting geometry help maintain consistent drilling speed across long runs of repeated holes.
Designed for use with standard 7/16-inch hex-shank impact drivers and heavy-duty drills; suitable for electricians, plumbers, utility workers, and any trade requiring hole drilling in clean or nail-embedded wood.
A licensed electrician, plumber, or qualified trade professional should evaluate structural framing before drilling to confirm compliance with applicable building codes governing notching and boring of load-bearing members. Always disconnect power or shut off relevant utilities before drilling near energized conductors or pressurized lines. Wear eye protection when drilling through nail-embedded or reclaimed wood. Inspect the impact-rated shank for wear or deformation periodically, and replace the bit if the shank shows cracking or rounding.
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