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Your cart is empty. SnakeBit Drill Hollow Shank installer drill bits easily install phone lines, cables, fiber optics, computer and security systems, low voltage electrical wires and more.
SnakeBit Drill 18 inch long drill bits eliminate fishing wire backwards through walls with a standard bellhanger bit. SnakeBit Drill installer drill bits allow the installer to always work forward by installing wires through the hollow shank of the SnakeBit Drill.
SnakeBit Drill installer drill bits protect delicate fiber optic and data wires by eliminating wire pulling with a bellhanger drill bit through walls.
SnakeBit Drill’s high quality, American Made carbide tipped masonry installer drill bits easily drills through cement, concrete, brick and stucco.
All SnakeBit Drill installer bits are 100% American Made!
Common Uses: Fiber Optics. RG58 indoor and outdoor coaxial cable used for radio communications. RG59 indoor and outdoor coaxial cable used for closed circuit video systems. RG6 double shielded indoor and outdoor coaxial cable used for standard and high definition satellite and cable television systems. RG6 quad shielded coaxial cable. Cat5 ethernet cable.
Eric Arthur Stein
2025-09-07 15:43:04
I didn't think it would need to be this long to go through my brick foundation but I was wrong. The length was perfect, took a few minutes with my hammer drill but made it through. Based on other reviews complaining about the durability of the hollow drill bit, I took it easy. The hollow bit made it very easy to get the cabling through the wall without getting hung up (I tried for funsies to do it pushing the bare cable and it didn't work). Do be aware you need to wait til the bit cools off first. Going through masonry makes a lot of friction heat so it was very hot when I finished drilling.
Avid Reader
2025-08-31 19:22:07
This is A REAL INSTALLER BIT.This company makes bits that are long enough to do any job and perfect for quickly putting lines through walls and floors.They're the only drill bits I use on installations. I carry both their general purpose and masonry installer bits in each size that I use on the job.In all honesty, if your installer bits don't look like these, then they're simply not real installer bits... They're just really long bits.Absolutely the best drill bits I've ever used, hands down, and I mean that in the sense of drilling penetration holes.With ample space for the line in the hollow shank, you'll never find an easier way to quickly push line through any penetration.If Snake Bit sent me a ball cap or Du Rag to wear on the job, I'd wear it in a heart beat... And I rarely advertise for anything except Veterans and the Army on my head gear!!
eldworno
2025-05-27 11:18:29
Used this bit to drill through a slump block wall and feed coax cable through the hole. This bit worked great and saved me from hiring the job done.
Legaxy
2025-05-16 18:48:56
Works very well, at first I wasn't too sure how well it would perform since the bit is mostly hollowed but it's very high quality and has been a breeze with running coax thru walls.
SS
2025-05-09 17:52:11
Worked great, like a hot knife through butter or drilling holes at ease through brick walls!
Aida Albek
2025-04-28 16:38:55
I was trying to drill brick with masonary bit during work, and the end of the drill bit just snapped off! Never seen this happen but I guess there are downsides to the hollowness of this drill bit
Arthur W. Larson
2025-04-18 21:42:31
Drilled through cinder block wall like butter. Job done.
Unbiased_R3view
2025-02-12 14:57:52
Definitely recommend the wood. But don’t recommend the masonry. Wish the spiral went don’t more. Sometimes it’s hard to drill through a exterior brick wall. Would recommend a bit that has spiral all the way down then use a Thread It tool sold on tech tool supply.
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