The 'hex shank' refers to the shape of the bit's shaft, which is hexagonal rather than cylindrical. This design was primarily introduced to address the common issue of drill bits slipping in the drill chuck. The hex shank provides a more secure grip, reducing slippage and ensuring better control during drilling operations. It also allows for quick and easy changes without requiring a key, saving valuable time on the job.
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