Robert Bosch Tool Group DSBS1009 Spade Bit 3/4 Inch 5-pack

Product Description

The ROBERT BOSCH TOOL GROUP DSBS1009 is a 3/4-inch Daredevil spade bit designed for fast, accurate boring in wood and wood-composite materials. Each bit features a full cone threaded tip that self-feeds into the workpiece, reducing the force needed to start and drive the hole. The contoured paddle accelerates chip removal, keeping the cut clear and reducing heat buildup. The hex shank power groove seats firmly in drill chucks and impact drivers to prevent slippage under load. This is a 5-piece pack, suited for contractors, electricians, and plumbers who need to bore conduit and pipe pass-through holes in framing and sheathing.

The DSBS1009 is used in new construction and retrofit work where 3/4-inch clearance holes are needed through wood studs, plates, joists, and similar framing lumber. Electricians use this size for running NM cable and conduit through framing. Plumbers use it for small-diameter pipe rough-in through wood members. The 5-piece quantity reduces downtime on multi-hole jobs or when working in crews across multiple work points on the same site.

Key Features

• Full cone threaded tip for self-feeding entry with reduced feed pressure
• Contoured paddle design accelerates chip evacuation during boring
• Hex shank power groove reduces bit slippage in chuck or impact driver collet
• Spur and reamer tips produce cleaner hole edges with reduced breakout on exit
• 3/4-inch bore diameter suits conduit, cable, and small-diameter pipe rough-in applications
• 5-piece pack supports multi-point job sites and crew use

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 3/8-inch and 1/2-inch keyed or keyless drill chucks and hex-shank impact driver collets. Suitable for boring through dimensional lumber, engineered wood, OSB, and similar wood-based framing materials.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by electricians, plumbers, and general contractors during rough-in phases. Confirm the drill or driver is set to an appropriate speed for spade bit boring before starting. Keep the bit axis perpendicular to the work surface to prevent binding and premature tip wear. Always verify that no utilities are present in the boring path before drilling through existing framing.