Probably longer than that out there. MILWAUKEE offers a 72" bit,
48-13-8375, 3/4" by 72" long, we added an 18" extension. It can be used IN
partitions to get a hole thru the bottom plate and floor below for a wire, by
working from the top down. Drill down from upper level, hook wire on, pull
up, can even catch in the middle of a pull IF you have the help and tools.
Drilling from above, gravity holds it in place. Drilling from below
requires some finesse, can be done. That easy, did it with some frequency.
Almost always powered by an 18 volt DEWALT drill.
Amazing number of "old" technologies out there.
Jim Lyle
In a message dated 4/8/2011 3:17:56 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:
Jim Lyle refers to bellhanger bits that are 96" long. Can that really be
true? What would turn an 8 feet long bit and who or how would it be held at
the correct angle?
Bob Jackson
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