Drill bit MODECO paddle hex shank 35 mm MN-61-635 for wood

MODECO paddle (spade) drill bit MN-61-635 is designed for efficient drilling in wood with a 35 mm cutting diameter. The tool features a hexagonal shank for a secure grip in chucks and quick-change holders, making it compatible with both cordless and corded drills. This paddle bit is intended for rough boring and creating openings for cables, pipes and carpentry joinery where a clean, wide hole is required.

Advantages

The flat paddle profile provides fast material removal and stable guidance during drilling without complex pilot bits. The 35 mm cutting diameter produces uniform holes suitable for routing ducts or installing fittings. A hex shank minimizes slippage in the chuck and allows quick bit changes on impact drivers and standard drills. The construction is optimized for woodwork, offering a balance of cutting efficiency and durability for general carpentry tasks.

Suitable for

• Drilling through soft and hard wood for cable and pipe routing
• Creating holes for door hardware and fittings
• Rough boring in carpentry and framing work
• Rapid removal of material where a wide-diameter hole is required

Key specifications

• Cutting diameter: 35 mm
• Bit type: paddle (spade) drill bit
• Shank: hexagonal shank for secure grip
• Intended material: wood (soft and hardwoods)
• Compatibility: cordless and corded drills with matching chuck or quick-change holder

How to use

Insert the hex shank fully into the drill chuck or quick-change holder and tighten securely. Position the paddle tip on the marked drilling point and start the drill at low speed to establish the cut, then increase speed as needed for consistent material removal. Apply steady axial pressure; withdraw the bit periodically to clear wood chips and reduce heat build-up. For through-holes, support the workpiece to prevent splintering at the exit side.

Usage recommendations

Use cutting lubricant or reduced speed only when drilling dense hardwoods to lower friction and heat. Always wear eye protection and follow safe drilling practices. Match the drill speed and feed pressure to the wood species and thickness to achieve cleaner holes and longer bit life.