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Milwaukee Tool Cobalt Step Drill Bit #1 (1/8"-1/2")

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SKU:
MLW48-89-9281
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  • Milwaukee Tool Cobalt Step Drill Bit #1 (1/8"-1/2")
  • Milwaukee Tool Cobalt Step Drill Bit #1 (1/8"-1/2")
  • Milwaukee Tool Cobalt Step Drill Bit #1 (1/8"-1/2")
  • Milwaukee Tool Cobalt Step Drill Bit #1 (1/8"-1/2")
  • Milwaukee Tool Cobalt Step Drill Bit #1 (1/8"-1/2")
  • Milwaukee Tool Cobalt Step Drill Bit #1 (1/8"-1/2")
  • Milwaukee Tool Cobalt Step Drill Bit #1 (1/8"-1/2")
  • Milwaukee Tool Cobalt Step Drill Bit #1 (1/8"-1/2")
  • Milwaukee Tool Cobalt Step Drill Bit #1 (1/8"-1/2")
  • Milwaukee Tool Cobalt Step Drill Bit #1 (1/8"-1/2")
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Description

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STEP DRILLING

1/8–1/2 in
Cobalt #1 Step Bit

Drill 1/8–1/2 in holes in stainless and mild steel with a cobalt step bit designed for cordless drills.

MODEL48-89-9281

Product Overview

Elongated dual flutes manage drilling heat; the cobalt bit is recommended up to 14 gauge.

Smaller cutting steps smooth the drilling action. Use low speed in stainless and high speed in mild steel.

  • Size choices13 finished hole sizes.
  • Clear stop pointLaser-marked sizes.
  • Controlled startsRapid Strike tip guides entry.
  • Heat managementElongated dual-flute profile.

Technical Specifications

Hole sizes
1/8–1/2 in
Steps
13
Flutes
Elongated dual
Tip
Rapid Strike
Shank
3-flat Secure-Grip
Sheet limit
14 gauge

Choose the Correct Fit

Confirm that the required finished diameter is among the #1 bit’s marked sizes.

Use a cordless drill at low speed for stainless steel or high speed for mild steel, as Milwaukee recommends.

Installation & Care

Seat the shank securely in the drill chuck. Start square and stop advancing once the chosen step reaches the required depth.

Allow the cutter to cool before handling it. Clear chips safely and inspect the cutting edges before the next hole.

Small Details. Big Jobsite Energy.

Get set. Stay focused. Make your next move count.

BRING ON
THE NEXT JOB.
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Important Product Questions

Which hole sizes does this bit provide?

It has 13 steps covering 1/8–1/2 in. Use the etched size marks to select the required diameter.

What speed should I use?

Milwaukee recommends low speed for stainless steel and high speed for mild steel. The cobalt bit is recommended for material up to 14 gauge.

How do I avoid making the hole too large?

Watch the laser size references and stop feeding when the chosen step finishes the hole. The next step enlarges the diameter if advanced into the work.

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