Replacement High Speed Drill Bit #60 (1-Pc)

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Replacement High Speed Drill Bit #60 (1-Pc)

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Specifications

Size: #60
Length: 1-¾ Inches
Material: Steel
Style: High Speed Drill
Brand: EuroTool
Country of Origin: Switzerland

Replacement High Speed Drill Bit for PO270
#60 drill bit/1.016mm/0.040 in = will drill a hole for approx. 18 gauge wire.

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Q: can this bit be used to drill rock I have been polishing different rocks and my grand daughter want to make jewelry what size bit should use? Thank You

Asked by: David Lyman - 5/5/2020

A: No, these are not recommended for drilling stone. For drilling stone you will want a diamond coated drill bit and a lubricant.

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Answer provided by: Michelle B. (5/14/2020)

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Q: I'm looking for the first time at drill bits. High speed, spiral, not diamond coated. Some of the sites I'm looking at give numbers, such as yours. Please, in your product title, in addition to the number, which doesn't help me at all and means nothing, could you also give the width in mm (and inches might be helpful for some folks, too)? I've looked in your descriptions and it's hard to tell what size hole it will drill. I am looking for individual drill bits that will drill holes from 1mm to 3mm. Thank you!

Asked by: Terry - 5/17/2020

A: That information can be found in the product description. For example this ones says: #60 drill bit/1.016mm/0.040 in = will drill a hole for approx. 18 gauge wire.

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Answer provided by: Michelle B. (6/10/2020)

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Q: Are these drill bit using to drill metal sheet like copper or nickel silver?

Asked by: Maria - 9/21/2021

A: Yes, they can be used on sheet metal like copper and nickel silver.

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Answer provided by: Michelle B. (9/22/2021)

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