3.5 mm Verified Diameter
The catalog identity and source data support the stated diameter, handedness and overall-length configuration for D167.035L.


Royce Ayr D167.035L is a 3.5 mm left-hand solid-carbide solid-carbide center drill. Its verified 55 mm overall length and SKU-specific geometry support accurate production drilling in compatible woodworking systems.
Left Hand-hand solid-carbide center drill with a verified 3.5 mm diameter and 55 mm overall length in the D167 family.
For compatible CNC drilling and woodworking boring systems configured for left-hand tooling and the verified interface requirements of this SKU.
The Royce Ayr D167.035L is a left-hand solid-carbide center drill engineered for industrial woodworking drilling. Its verified 3.5 mm cutting diameter and 55 mm overall length support repeatable production boring.
Published or primary-source data for D167.035L confirms a verified 25 mm cutting length / edge and compatibility with the Royce Ayr D270 or D275 drill adaptor / bushing.
Before production, confirm rotation, toolholder or adaptor compatibility, insertion depth, runout, drilling depth, workpiece support, and suitable spindle/feed parameters for the material being machined.
Technical Specifications
The catalog identity and source data support the stated diameter, handedness and overall-length configuration for D167.035L.
The SKU-specific family geometry is retained without importing unsupported dimensions from adjacent drill sizes.
D167.035L is configured for left-hand boring positions and should be installed only in the corresponding machine station or spindle direction.
Verify the exact SKU, rotation, drill-bank or adaptor interface, toolholding condition, insertion depth, runout, drilling depth, workpiece support, and machine parameters before production.
Royce Ayr D167.035L combines a verified 3.5 mm diameter, left-hand rotation and 55 mm overall length with the verified D167 family geometry stated above.
Correct tool selection, rotation, interface fit, setup, runout control, workpiece support, and machine parameters are essential to the intended drilling performance.