Drill bit FANAR universal cylindrical 86 mm W2-103811-0860

Universal cylindrical drill bit FANAR 86 mm is a straight-profile cutting tool intended for standard drilling operations that require a uniform cylindrical hole. The 86 mm diameter drill bit is designed to work with compatible drill chucks and machines and can be applied in metalworking, woodworking and general construction tasks where machine capability and material properties allow its use.

Advantages

The FANAR universal cylindrical drill bit provides a consistent hole diameter and straight-wall finish with minimal need for rework. Its universal cylindrical design simplifies alignment in chucks and reduces the chance of eccentricity when properly mounted. The tool is compatible with a range of drilling machines and suitable for routine drilling sequences, providing predictable performance during repetitive operations.

Suitable for

• Creating straight cylindrical holes in metal plates and structural elements (where material and machine permit)
• Drilling large-diameter holes in wood and composite panels with appropriate machine settings
• General construction drilling tasks where a uniform bore is required
• Workshop and production-line drilling that uses standard chucks and fixtures

Key specifications

• Type: cylindrical (straight) drill bit
• Diameter: 86 mm
• Intended use: standard drilling operations for creating uniform cylindrical holes
• Compatibility: designed for use with compatible drill chucks and drilling machines
• Applications: metalworking, woodworking, construction, and general-purpose drilling depending on material and machine capability

How to use

Select a drill chuck or machine capable of safely holding an 86 mm cylindrical drill bit and verify that the machine spindle and torque are suitable for the workpiece material. Secure the workpiece and check that cutting parameters (speed, feed, and coolant) are appropriate for the material being drilled. Mount the drill bit centrally in the chuck, confirm firm clamping, perform a trial cut if necessary, and proceed with steady, controlled drilling while monitoring tool temperature and chip evacuation.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate cutting speeds and feeds for the target material, employ coolant or lubricant when drilling metals to extend tool life, and ensure secure clamping of both the tool and the workpiece. Inspect the drill bit periodically for wear or damage and replace it if the cutting edges become dull or if excessive runout is detected.