130VT Vortex Point Silver & Deming Reduced Shank Norseman Drill Bit

130VT Vortex Point Silver & Deming Twist Drill

Available Sizes: 9/16, 5/8, 11/16, 3/4, 13/16, 7/8, 15/16, 1

- Type 130-VT, 135 degree Split Point, 3-Flats on shank
- Unique tip geometry reduces heat generation & cutting tool wear increasing tool life
- Easily enlarges existing holes without damaging the point
- Stays sharp up to 4x longer compared to conventional and other specialty tip design
- Recommended for Cast Iron, Brass, Sheet metal, Plastic, Mild Steel, copper, Hardened Steel
- Made in the U.S.A

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Description

130VT Vortex Point Silver & Deming Twist Drill Bit – 135° Split Point, Reduced Shank

The 130VT Vortex Point Silver & Deming Twist Drill Bit is designed for drilling larger-diameter holes with a reduced shank for use in compatible drill chucks. Its 135° split-point design helps improve drilling accuracy and reduces bit wandering when starting holes.

Available in fractional sizes from 9/16″ to 1″, this steel twist drill bit is a practical choice for metalworking, fabrication, maintenance, and general shop applications.

Key Features:

Vortex Point Design: Designed for efficient drilling performance.
135° Split Point: Helps reduce walking and improve hole-starting accuracy.
Silver & Deming Style: Ideal for drilling larger-diameter holes.
Reduced Shank: Allows larger drill bits to fit compatible smaller-capacity chucks.
Steel Construction: Provides durability for general drilling applications.
Fractional Sizes: Available in eight sizes from 9/16″ to 1″.
Versatile Applications: Suitable for fabrication, maintenance, and workshop use.

Specifications:

Product Type: Silver & Deming Twist Drill Bit
Series: 130VT Vortex Point
Measurement Type: Fractional
Material: Steel
Finish: Steel
Point Type: Split Point
Point Angle: 135°
Shank Type: Reduced
Available Sizes:
- 9/16″
- 5/8″
- 11/16″
- 3/4″
- 13/16″
- 7/8″
- 15/16″
- 1″
Applications: Metalworking, Fabrication, Maintenance & General Drilling

Select the correct drill size and operating speed for your material. Verify drill chuck compatibility and secure the workpiece before drilling. Use appropriate cutting fluid and safety equipment when required.

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Always follow proper OSHA drill safety guidelines when operating power tools, especially when working with hard materials like cast iron, brass, or hardened steel.