
ROCKY MOUNTAIN TWIST
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What thread size do Rocky Mountain Twist drill bits use?
Rocky Mountain Twist threaded-shank drill bits use a 1/4"-28 thread size. This is a standard UNF (Unified Fine) thread that allows the bit to be screwed directly into a threaded spindle, collet, or adapter. The 1/4"-28 thread is common in aerospace and industrial applications where quick tool changes are needed without a chuck.
What NAS specification do Rocky Mountain Twist drill bits meet?
Rocky Mountain Twist drill bits conform to NAS 965, which covers threaded shank drills for portable and fixed drilling operations. The bits are available in Type B (standard length) and Type D (short length) configurations. NAS 965 ensures dimensional consistency and thread fit, making these bits interchangeable with other NAS 965-compliant tooling.
What materials are Rocky Mountain Twist drill bits made from?
Rocky Mountain Twist offers drill bits in high-speed steel (HSS) and cobalt steel. HSS bits are suitable for drilling in mild steel, aluminum, and plastics. Cobalt bits contain a higher percentage of cobalt (typically 5-8%), providing increased hardness and heat resistance for drilling in stainless steel, titanium, and other tough alloys. Both types have a black oxide finish for wear resistance.
What diameters and lengths are available for Rocky Mountain Twist threaded-shank drill bits?
Rocky Mountain Twist threaded-shank drill bits are available in fractional sizes (e.g., 9/64"), wire gauge numbers (e.g., #3, #7, #21, #33, #36), and letter sizes (e.g., Letter F). Overall lengths range from 9/16" to 2-1/8". The 3G Electric catalog includes over 369 SKUs covering these variations, allowing selection based on hole depth and clearance requirements.
Can Rocky Mountain Twist drill bits be used with a standard drill chuck?
No, Rocky Mountain Twist drill bits are designed with a threaded shank (1/4"-28) and are not intended for use with a standard three-jaw chuck. They require a mating threaded spindle, collet, or adapter that accepts the 1/4"-28 thread. This design is common in aerospace assembly tools and quick-change systems where the bit is screwed directly into the holder.
What is the difference between Type B and Type D in Rocky Mountain Twist drill bits?
Under NAS 965, Type B refers to standard-length threaded-shank drill bits, while Type D refers to short-length bits. Type D bits have a shorter overall length for use in confined spaces or where reduced overhang is needed. Both types share the same 1/4"-28 thread and diameter range, but the overall length differs. Check the product specifications for the specific type.
