Amazon has
Irwin 1/4" x 12" Drill Bit (62116) for
$2.79.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders of $25+.
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Features: - Ideal for drilling in hard-to-reach areas and for running wires and cable
- Bit is constructed of M-2 high speed steel for the best combination of strength, heat resistance, and wear resistance
- For general use in wood, metal, and plastic
- Black oxide coating resists corrosion
- 135 degree split point ensures a true start and eliminates bit walking
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Probably would be good for drilling holes for running bare ethernet cable
Probably would be good for drilling holes for running bare ethernet cable
IRWIN 1/4" X 12" Drill Bit (135 Degrees) $2.79 + Free Ship w/Prime 06-20-2023 - Slickdeals.net
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Irwin 1/4" X 12" Drill Bit $2.80 - Amazon Deals, Coupons and Promos (slickdeals.net)
Probably would be good for drilling holes for running bare ethernet cable
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It's a quarter inch.. why 3/8 minimum?
It's a quarter inch.. why 3/8 minimum?
A 3/8" hole is far too small to pass an ethernet cable-end jack through it.
It actually would take a 3/4" hole. Don't believe me? Try it yourself and you'll see.
The other commenter recommended at least a 3/8" hole for 'bare' cable likely because a 1/4" hole is a bit too snug with bare cable, especially if it's drilled in a thicker piece of wood.
A 3/8" hole is far too small to pass an ethernet cable-end jack through it.
It actually would take a 3/4" hole. Don't believe me? Try it yourself and you'll see.
The other commenter recommended at least a 3/8" hole for 'bare' cable likely because a 1/4" hole is a bit too snug with bare cable, especially if it's drilled in a thicker piece of wood.
It's a quarter inch.. why 3/8 minimum?
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