3/4" x 6" Spade Bit

The 3/4" cutting edge sliced through a couple of pressure-treated 2x4s with noticeably less splintering than my old bits. It's long enough to get through deeper framing lumber without binding, which is exactly what I needed for wiring runs. No complaints on the sharpness out of the box.

Drilled about twenty holes through pine and oak for a shelving project, and the 6-inch shaft gave me plenty of clearance without wobbling. The 3/4-inch tip chewed through both woods smoothly, and it's still sharp enough for the next job.

The 6-inch length gives me plenty of reach for those awkward spots in joists, and the 3/4-inch cut came out clean without splintering on the backside. Honestly, it's handled everything from soft pine to some knotty oak without any chatter.