
Ratings & Reviews for IRWIN SPEEDBOR MAX 1-1/4-in x 6-in Woodboring Tri-flute bit Drill Bit
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What Customers Are Saying
The drill bit is described as sharp, durable, and effective for quickly and cleanly drilling holes through various types of wood, including hardwoods and old, rough-cut lumber. It was reported to outperform traditional spade bits. However, some users experienced issues with the bit pulling the drill forward too aggressively or causing excessive tear-out in certain materials. A small number of users also noted it did not perform well when drilling into live trees or encountered nails. Overall, the drill bit is well-suited for most common woodworking applications, but users should exercise caution and control when using it, especially in challenging materials.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Great Bit
Would RecommendLove this bit. It is fast even in some hard woods.
From SPEEDBOR MAX 1_SLASH_2-in x 6-in Woodboring Tri-flute bit Drill Bit Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
bore bit
Would RecommendWorked great. expect to get many holes from this bit
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Auger bit
Cuts great
From SPEEDBOR MAX 5_SLASH_8-in x 6-in Woodboring Tri-flute bit Drill Bit Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Worked well. Price right.
Would RecommendJust needed one drill bit and not the whole set. This one was on sale and worked fine. Wouls buy again.
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eats wood
Would Recommendchews thru wood no matter what kind or how thick.Cleanly exits the bore hole without splintering the end.works as advertised.Irwin makes good bores and long lasting
From SPEEDBOR MAX 1_SLASH_2-in x 6-in Woodboring Tri-flute bit Drill Bit Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Clean and Fast
Would RecommendNot a problem at all. Was easy to use and went straight through the wood. Love it!
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Irwin tri-flute bit
Would RecommendWorked better than expected, needed a couple of holes and it did the job easily.
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Irwin wood boring trl-flute drill bit
Would RecommendIrwin wood drilling bite are sharp, fast and durable
From SPEEDBOR MAX 5_SLASH_8-in x 6-in Woodboring Tri-flute bit Drill Bit Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Irwin bit
Would RecommendI needed to drill through studs to run electric. These bits make the job much easier.
From SPEEDBOR MAX 1_SLASH_2-in x 6-in Woodboring Tri-flute bit Drill Bit Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Not impressed
Would Not RecommendI purchased a 3 piece set of speedbore max bits recently , needing to bore 3/4 in. holes through 1 1/2 in clear pine for dowels. Using bit in my drill press, after about 12 holes the bit would no longer cut and get lodged into the hole. The bit looks as if I was drilling metal. Scored and burred from the cutting tips all the way up the flutes. Nothing but garbage. Price was right, but you get what you pay for
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Great bit, clean holes with handheld drill
Would RecommendThis thing worked perfect for putting holes in thick boards with only a handheld drill. Takes a lot of power but the screw guide at the bottom made it really easy to line up the hole perfectly.
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Great masonry bit, staying sharp!
Would RecommendFrom SPEEDBOR MAX 1_SLASH_2-in x 6-in Woodboring Tri-flute bit Drill Bit Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Good bit
Would RecommendPulls itself through wood good. Doesn't like nails but which ones do.
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Works well
Would RecommendThis bit bores like a dream. The only issue I had was that it clogged if I drilled more than about two inches, so I had to pull it out to clear clear the debris. Might have been because the treated wood was not dry.
From SPEEDBOR MAX 1_SLASH_2-in x 6-in Woodboring Tri-flute bit Drill Bit Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Works great for drilling holes in tree stomps very fast. However,if using a powerful drill, you need to back the drill bit out a few times as you drill deep to prevent binding which will snap the shank off the bit.
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