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The MILWAUKEE 48-89-2720 is a black oxide jobber-length drill bit built for heavy use in trade and production drilling applications. The Thunderbolt web design uses a thicker core than a standard drill bit, increasing torsional strength and resistance to side-load breakage. A parabolic flute geometry clears chips and debris quickly, reducing heat buildup at the cutting edge. The 135-degree split point tip engages the workpiece on contact without a center punch, starting accurately and preventing the bit from walking. Black oxide coating reduces friction and provides corrosion resistance. Electricians, plumbers, HVAC techs, and general contractors reach for this bit when they need a reliable, long-lasting drill bit for everyday metal and wood drilling.
The 48-89-2720 is suited for drilling steel, wood, aluminum, and similar materials in residential and light commercial jobsite conditions. The 3-flat shank seats firmly in drill chucks to prevent slipping under load. The reduced shank diameter allows use in 3/8-inch chucks, making it compatible with a wide range of portable drills. The 135-degree split point design is especially practical when drilling on curved or angled surfaces where bit control matters. Sold individually, it fits smoothly into a standard bit roll or case alongside other jobber-length bits.
Designed for use with standard 3/8-inch and larger keyed or keyless drill chucks on corded and cordless portable drills. Compatible with typical jobber-length bit holders and drill indexes.
Insert the 3-flat shank fully into the chuck and tighten securely before drilling to prevent spin-out. Use appropriate RPM for the material being drilled — lower speeds for thicker steel, higher speeds for softer materials. Wear appropriate eye protection when drilling metal or other materials that produce flying chips. Inspect the cutting edges before each use and replace the bit if the tip shows signs of heat damage or wear.
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