Spade drill bit YATO YT-3252 — 34 mm diameter, 1 pc

YATO YT-3252 spade drill bit with a 34 mm diameter is designed for creating larger holes in wood and wood-based materials using hand drills and drill drivers. The single-piece bit features a hex shank for secure mounting and straightforward compatibility with standard chucks and quick-change adapters. Its geometry promotes efficient chip removal, making it suitable for repetitive drilling tasks in carpentry, furniture assembly and general construction work.

Advantages

The spade design delivers fast material removal and steady drilling of 34 mm holes while the hex shank reduces slippage in the chuck. Built from corrosion-resistant stainless steel, the bit preserves cutting performance over extended use in typical workshop and on-site conditions. Compact length and single-piece construction simplify handling and storage.

Suitable for

• Creating larger through-holes in soft and hardwood for wiring, dowels or bolts
• Carpentry and joinery tasks where fast hole-making is required
• Furniture assembly and renovation work
• General construction tasks involving wood and wood-based panels

Key specifications

• Tip type: spade (flat) drill bit suitable for boring larger holes
• Diameter: 34 mm
• Overall length: 152 mm
• Shank type: hex shank for secure mounting
• Material: stainless steel for corrosion resistance
• Package contents: 1 piece

How to use

Secure the spade drill bit in the drill or driver chuck, ensuring the hex shank seats firmly. Mark the drill position on the workpiece and clamp the material to prevent movement. Start drilling at low speed to establish the cut, then increase speed as needed while applying steady, moderate pressure. Withdraw the bit periodically to clear chips and avoid overheating. Use appropriate drill speed for the wood type and maintain a perpendicular drilling angle for clean holes.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use with a drill that supports variable speed and sufficient torque; clamp the workpiece securely and clear chips frequently. When drilling hardwood or thick panels, consider pilot drilling or using step-wise cuts to reduce tear-out and prolong bit life.