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17 /32 Inch High Speed Steel Drill Bit with 1 /2 Inch Shank

Original price was: $19.56.Current price is: $10.45.

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When you’re fixing equipment in the field or shop, having the right drill bit for the job can make the difference between a quick repair and a frustrating afternoon. This 17/32-inch high speed steel bit with its sturdy 1/2-inch shank is built to drill through most any type of metal, wood, or plastic you’ll encounter on farm equipment. Whether you’re enlarging bolt holes, drilling new ones, or modifying brackets, this bit gets the job done right.

Key Features

  • High speed steel construction that stays sharp longer and handles the heat of drilling through tough materials
  • 1/2-inch shank that fits securely in most shop drill chucks without slipping
  • 17/32-inch diameter that’s perfect for enlarging smaller holes or creating new ones in that hard-to-find size
  • 118-degree point angle that makes for efficient drilling and reduces wandering when starting holes
  • Ideal for working with keyless chucks on modern drill motors

Built for Real Farm Work

This bit shines when you’re working on tractors, implements, and shop projects where you need precise holes in thick metal. It’s perfect for maintenance work on loader brackets, implement mounting points, and custom fabrication jobs. The 17/32-inch size falls right in that sweet spot where you need something bigger than standard fractional sizes but smaller than the next step up.

Made to Last

High speed steel is the go-to material for drill bits because it can handle the heat and stress of heavy-duty drilling without losing its edge. This bit is built to cut through everything from mild steel brackets to hardened bolts, and it’ll keep its sharp cutting edge through repeated use. The precision-ground cutting edges stay true even when you’re putting serious pressure on them.

Good to Know

The 1/2-inch shank means this bit works great with standard drill chucks—just make sure your drill has enough power for the job. When drilling thick steel, go slow and use cutting oil to keep things cool and extend bit life. If you’re enlarging existing holes, start with a smaller pilot hole and work your way up for the cleanest results.