Walter ICECUT 15/16" x 2" Annular Cutter with AICrN Coating

Drill Faster, Change Bits Less Often

When you are out on the job site or in the fabrication shop, time spent changing out dull or broken drill bits is time lost. The Walter ICECUT 15/16" x 2" Annular Cutter is built to keep you drilling longer, even through the toughest materials. If you have ever burned up a bit halfway through a thick beam or struggled with a cutter that just won't bite into stainless steel, this is the upgrade you need. The secret is in the coating—a special Aluminum Chromium blend that handles heat far better than standard bits. This means the cutting edge stays sharp, and the bit doesn't overheat, even when you are pushing it hard on a deep 2-inch hole.

This cutter is designed for the reality of welding and steel erection work. The extra-large flutes clear metal chips out of the hole quickly, preventing the bit from jamming up or getting stuck deep in the material. This is especially important when drilling through thick structural steel or stacking plates. Because it cuts so freely, it puts less strain on your mag drill motor, helping your equipment last longer too. The 15/16-inch diameter is a common size for bolt holes, and the 2-inch depth of cut gives you the reach you need for heavier I-beams and columns.

Compatibility is key when you are moving from machine to machine. The Walter ICECUT features a universal shank that fits almost any standard magnetic drill press you likely have in your truck or shop. You don't need to hunt for an adapter or worry if it will fit. It works seamlessly on steel, stainless steel, and aluminum, giving you one reliable bit for multiple types of jobs. While we always recommend using coolant to get the absolute best life out of your tools, the high-tech coating on this bit is forgiving enough to handle situations where using a lot of lube might be messy or difficult.

Stop fighting with cheap bits that dull after a few holes. Upgrade to the Walter ICECUT 05B315 and experience smoother drilling, cleaner holes, and a bit that actually lasts until the job is done.