32mm 3-Flute Auger Bit - LT-AUG-32 | Lerin Tools

32mm 3‑Flute Auger Bit – LT-AUG-32 | Lerin Tools

The Lerin Tools 32mm 3‑Flute Auger Bit is built for fast, clean drilling of large holes in timber. The self‑feeding tip pulls the bit through the wood, while the three‑flute design clears chips quickly to reduce clogging and heat build‑up. This makes it ideal for drilling through beams, joists and posts on framing, decking and construction work.

The precision cutting geometry and outer cutting edges are designed to leave a smooth hole with reduced tear‑out on entry and exit. Manufactured from hardened high‑carbon tool steel, the bit delivers long service life and reliable performance in softwood and hardwood when used at the correct speed.

Key features
32mm 3‑flute auger bit for fast, clean wood drilling

Self‑feeding threaded tip pulls the bit through timber with reduced effort

Three‑flute design for efficient chip removal and reduced clogging in deep holes

Outer cutting edges / spur help produce smooth, low‑tear‑out holes

Hardened high‑carbon steel construction for long tool life

Suitable for softwood, hardwood, LVL, MDF and chipboard (within normal auger use)

Specifications
Brand: Lerin Tools

Model: LT‑AUG‑32

Type: 3‑flute wood auger bit

Diameter: 32mm

Overall length: 159mm (32×159 variant as per your variant name)

Flutes: 3‑flute design for chip evacuation

Tip: Self‑feeding threaded centre tip

Material: Hardened high‑carbon steel

Shank: Hex shank for a secure grip in drill chucks (if your bit is hex; adjust to round if not)

Application: Drilling large holes in beams, joists, posts and framing timber

Typical applications
Drilling 32mm holes through beams and joists for plumbing and electrical runs

Boring holes in posts and bearers for bolts, rods and fixings

General framing, decking, pergolas and timber construction work

FAQs
What materials can this auger bit drill?
It is designed for softwood, most hardwoods, LVL, plywood, MDF and chipboard. Extremely dense or exotic hardwoods may require slower speeds and careful feed pressure.

What kind of drill should I use?
Use a power drill or low‑speed rotary hammer (drill mode) with enough torque for 32mm auger bits. Large augers run best at lower speeds to prevent overheating and burning the timber.

Is this suitable for deep holes?
The 3‑flute design helps clear chips quickly, which is important for deeper holes. For very deep drilling, withdraw the bit periodically to clear chips and prevent binding.

Will it work in an impact driver?
If the shank is hex and your impact driver is rated for auger use, it may be compatible, but a high‑torque drill is generally preferred for smoother control with large auger bits.