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11 Pieces Professional Flat Wood Drill Bits in Hardened Hexagonal Steel for Woodworking
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Description
Welcome to our shop! Discover our set of hexagonal shank flat bits, designed to revolutionize your woodworking projects. This set includes 11 robust and precise flat bits, ready to meet all your drilling needs. Made from high-quality carbon steel and heat-treated, these bits offer exceptional hardness from HRC55 to HRC60. This robustness guarantees increased longevity and superior drilling efficiency, allowing you to work faster and longer. Their unique design sets them apart from conventional bits. The head is specially profiled with two cutting edges and two cutting lips, ensuring perfectly precise positioning from the start of drilling and a clean, effortless cut. The tip is equipped with cutting edges that sharpen the end of the bit, significantly facilitating penetration into the wood for more comfortable and controlled work. The hexagonal shank is a major asset for safety and performance. It ensures a firm, play-free grip in the chuck, eliminating any risk of slippage or dislodging. This provides optimal power transmission and perfectly safe operation. Versatile, these flat bits are compatible with a wide range of tools: bench drills, portable electric drills (DC or AC). Whether you're a passionate DIY enthusiast or a professional, they adapt to all your work scenarios. With their characteristic black finish, these 11 flat bits with hexagonal shanks are the essential accessory for precise, clean, and fast drilling in all types of wood.
Features
- BrandSIOKS
- Shank typeHexagonal
- Compatible machineDrill
- Material to Work OnWood
- MaterialSteel
- Pcs per pack11
- Bit typeWick
- Insertion typeHexagonal
- Sold as a setYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME223254824
- MMID302205191126
- Product codeYXCP-28066
- EAN6963497169015
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