Flat Wood Bits CS 1/4″ Hex Shank 16mm (0.6″)
$3.50 Exc GST
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Description
The 16mm flat wood spade bit with a 1/4″ hex shank gives you fast, clean holes in timber with any standard cordless drill or impact driver. The hex shank locks in securely and won’t slip under load — making it a must-have for electricians, plumbers, and carpenters.
Key Features:
- 16mm (0.6″) cutting diameter — standard size for cable and pipe runs
- 1/4″ hex shank — quick-change compatible with all major cordless drills
- Carbon steel (CS) construction — tough enough for repeated site use
- Flat paddle design — fast material removal with minimal effort
- Centre point tip — accurate start, no walking or slipping
Product Specifications Table
| Specification | Details |
| Cutting Diameter | 16mm (0.6″) |
| Shank Type | 1/4″ Hex (quick-change) |
| Material | Carbon Steel (CS) |
| Bit Type | Flat Spade / Paddle |
| Compatible With | Cordless drills, impact drivers |
| Application | Softwood, hardwood, plywood, MDF |
Advantages of Using This Product
- 1/4″ hex shank is compatible with quick-change chucks — swap bits in seconds
- Flat spade design removes material fast, saving battery life on cordless tools
- 16mm is the ideal size for standard 16mm conduit and cable entry holes
- Centre spur prevents bit walking on angled or curved surfaces
Best Uses of the Product
- Drilling cable runs through wall studs and noggins
- Plumbing penetrations through timber framing
- Cabinetry hardware installation requiring clean bores
- General carpentry and building applications
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Will this bit work in my impact driver?
Yes! The 1/4″ hex shank is the standard size for all quick-change impact drivers and cordless drill chucks — no adapter needed.
2. Can I use this bit on hardwood?
Carbon steel bits work well on softwoods and medium-density timbers. For repeated hardwood drilling, consider upgrading to a bi-metal or carbide-tipped version.
3. What’s the maximum drilling speed recommended?
For clean results, use a medium speed (700–1200 RPM) with steady pressure. High speed can cause burning and rough edges in timber.

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