Milwaukee Elec Tool 48-27-0811 Flat Bore Bit 13/16x6 in

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE ELEC TOOL 48-27-0811 is a flat boring bit measuring 13/16 inches in diameter with a 6-inch drilling depth. Constructed from heat-treated high carbon steel, it delivers clean, precise holes at any angle through wood, plastic, plywood, and Formica. The drill point and cutting edges are designed to be resharpened, extending the service life of the bit and reducing replacement costs over time. Licensed tradespeople and experienced installers working in framing, finish carpentry, electrical rough-in, and plumbing stub-out applications will find this bit suitable for everyday production use.

This flat bore bit is intended for use in residential and light commercial construction scenarios where clean, controlled holes are required through wood-based substrates and common synthetic materials. It is well-suited for drilling through dimensional lumber, sheet goods such as plywood, and laminate surfaces like Formica. For deep-hole drilling applications, the bit is compatible with the 12-inch extension sold separately under part number 48-28-3350, expanding total drilling reach beyond the standard 6-inch depth.

Key Features

• Heat-treated high carbon steel construction for durability and extended tool life
• Resharpenable drill point and cutting edges reduce long-term replacement costs
• 13/16-inch diameter produces clean, accurate holes in a single pass
• 6-inch drilling depth suits standard rough-in and framing applications
• Compatible with 12-inch extension (48-28-3350) for deep-hole drilling
• Cuts wood, plastic, plywood, and Formica at any drilling angle

Compatibility

Designed for use in wood, plastic, plywood, and Formica. Compatible with the Milwaukee 12-inch extension, part number 48-28-3350, for extended deep-hole drilling.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by electricians, plumbers, and carpenters during rough-in or finish phases. Secure the workpiece before drilling and confirm the drill chuck is properly tightened before operation. Resharpen the drill point and cutting edges as needed using appropriate bit-sharpening tools to maintain hole quality. Always follow applicable safety guidelines for power tool operation per jobsite requirements.