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01H109 - Walter 9/64 Hex Sst Stub Drill

Packaging: 10 per each
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OVERVIEW

Unbreakable Performance for the Shop Floor

When you are in the middle of a fabrication job, the last thing you need is a snapped drill bit slowing you down. The Walter 01H109 9/64" SST+ Stub Drill Bit is built to handle the abuse of daily shop work. Known as a "stub" bit, its short and stout design makes it incredibly tough. It doesn't flex, it doesn't wobble, and it resists breaking far better than standard length bits. This makes it the perfect choice for drilling out spot welds, working on truck frames, or punching holes in stainless steel sheet metal where you need to apply serious pressure.

Drill Stainless Like Butter

Stainless steel is notorious for eating up cheap drill bits, but the Walter SST+ is designed to fight back. It features a special bronze surface treatment that acts as a lubricant and heat shield. This keeps the cutting edge cooler and sharper for longer, allowing you to drill more holes per bit. The high-speed steel construction is formulated to maintain hardness even at high temperatures, ensuring that you get a clean cut every time without work-hardening the material.

No Walking, No Center Punching

Forget about hunting for your center punch every time you need to drill a hole. This bit features a 135-degree split point tip that centers itself the moment it touches the metal. It won't wander off your mark, even if you are drilling into a round pipe or a polished surface. This precision saves you frustration and protects your workpiece from unsightly scratches caused by slipping bits. It allows for faster, more accurate work whether you are using a hand drill or a drill press.

Perfect for Tight Spots

Sometimes you just can't fit a standard drill into the space you have. The compact length of the Walter 01H109 allows you to get into tight corners and cramped engine bays with ease. Despite its small size, it delivers big performance, cutting through mild steel, aluminum, and non-ferrous metals effortlessly. It creates round, clean holes with minimal burrs, reducing the amount of cleanup and deburring you have to do after the hole is drilled. Add this tough little bit to your toolbox and stop worrying about breakage.

Additional Information
Brand:Walter Surface Technologies
Diameter:9/64"
Used To Cut:Steel, Stainless Steel & Aluminum
Point Angle:135° Split Point
Drill Type:Stub Drill, Heavy Duty
Coating:Bronze SST Surface Treatment
Flute Design:Short Flute
Packaging Description:10 per each

INCLUDED

  • 1 x 9/64" SST+ Stub Drill Bit

APPLICATIONS

  • Drilling thin-walled sheet metal
  • Fabrication involving stainless steel and mild steel
  • Automotive body work and frame repair
  • Drilling on curved surfaces like pipes and tubing
  • Confined space drilling applications
  • General MRO and construction tasks

FAQ

Stub drill bits have a shorter flute and overall length, which makes them much more rigid than standard jobber bits. This rigidity prevents flexing and breakage, making them ideal for hard materials and precise hole placement.

Yes, the Walter SST+ line is specifically engineered with a bronze surface treatment and heavy-duty HSS to drill effectively through stainless steel and other hard alloys.

No, the 135° split point design allows the bit to self-center immediately upon contact, eliminating the need for center punching and preventing the bit from walking.

The bronze SST surface treatment helps to reduce friction and heat buildup during drilling, which extends the life of the cutting edge and improves performance in tough metals.

Absolutely. The split point design and shorter length make it very easy to control in portable hand drills, reducing the effort needed to penetrate the material.

This specific drill bit has a diameter of 9/64 inches.

Yes, it works excellently on non-ferrous metals like aluminum, as well as mild steel and stainless steel.

A 135-degree point is flatter and engages more of the cutting edge sooner, which is better for harder materials. It also typically features a split point for self-centering, whereas 118-degree points often require a pilot hole.