Milwaukee Elec Tool 48-27-0190 Spade Bit 7/8x16 in

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE ELEC TOOL 48-27-0190 is a 7/8-inch by 16-inch spade bit engineered for clean, efficient wood hole drilling. The extended 16-inch length provides extra reach in deep or confined framing situations without requiring an add-on extension. Double wing spurs reduce vibration during cutting, minimize breakout at the exit hole, and help guide the bit through the workpiece cleanly. The patented cutting edge accelerates chip removal, which keeps heat from building up at the tip and sustains cutting performance through repeated use. The 1/4-inch quick-change hex shank seats directly into standard chucks and Quik-Lok extension systems.

This spade bit is suited for residential and light commercial rough-in work where long-reach boring through dimensional lumber, studs, joists, or plates is required. Electricians running conduit or wire through framing, plumbers boring through plates for supply or drain lines, and HVAC installers routing flexible duct or refrigerant line sets through wood structures will all find the extended length useful. The bit performs in hand-held drills and drill/driver combinations.

Key Features

• 7/8-inch cutting diameter for standard trade bore sizes in wood framing
• 16-inch overall length delivers extra reach without an extension
• Double wing spurs reduce vibration and prevent exit-side breakout
• Patented cutting edge clears chips rapidly to control heat buildup
• 1/4-inch quick-change hex shank compatible with universal Quik-Lok extensions

Compatibility

Compatible with all universal Quik-Lok extensions via the 1/4-inch quick-change hex shank. Fits any drill or driver accepting a standard 1/4-inch hex shank bit.

Installation Notes

Installation of this bit is performed by electricians, plumbers, and HVAC technicians during rough-in phases. Confirm power to any nearby electrical circuits is off before boring through wall or floor cavities. Use appropriate eye protection and secure the workpiece before drilling. Consult NEC, IPC, or IFGC clearance requirements when boring near existing utilities.