Milwaukee 48 28 6870 Feed Screw Coarse Thread

The Feed Screw in the Milwaukee Selfeed Bit is replaceable if it becomes dull, gummed up or broken. This feed screw has a coarse thread and is 1/4 inch and is used on Selfeed Bits from 1 inch to 2-9/16 inch in diameter. Replacement feed screw for selfeed bits 1/4 in. - coarse thread For use on selfeed bits from 1 in. to 2-9/16 in. diameter Get more information and prices for Milwaukee 48 28 6870 Feed Screw Coarse Thread , from Tool King. Save money off the regular retail of $0.

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Milwaukee 48 28 6880 Feed Screw Single Ended - The Feed Screw in the Milwaukee Selfeed Bit is replaceable if it becomes dull, gummed up or broken. This feed screw has a regular thread and is 3/8 inch and is used on Selfeed Bits 3 inch and larger diameter. Replacement feed screw for selfeed bits 3/8 in. - regular thread For use on selfeed bits 3 in. diameter and larger

Milwaukee 48 20 5081 Threaded Stud 2 1/2 in - The Threaded Stub is used in the drilling end of the Turbo Tunnel Bit and acts as a bit guide/center punch until the carbide teeth of the Turbo Tunnel bit grab into the concrete being drilled. 2-1/2 in. length threaded stud Interchangeable drilling heads SDS-max or spline shanks available 11 in. extensions, 48-20-5079, can be coupled for extra deep drilling applications

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