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38 mm tungsten carbide wood drill bit – spiral drill bit, ideal for hinges (blue/grey)
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Description
Forstner drill bit: Drilling diameter: 38 mm / 1.5"; Shank size: 9 mm / 0.35"; Drilling depth: 50 mm / 1.97"; Overall length: 80 mm / 3.15". Thickened carbide tip and solid, hardened steel body, round shank Forstner drill bit for woodworking.
Applications: Suitable for drilling wood and plastic products, furniture, and door hinges. For cutting wood, plywood, solid wood panels, MDF, plastic, fiberglass, etc.
The Forstner drill bit is intended for general use. Features: Carbide cutting tip with special heat treatment for a sharp edge, high hardness, burr-free operation, and long service life. Arc-shaped drill head for easy chip evacuation and more efficient drilling. Instructions for use: Suitable for bench drills, vertical drills, and CNC milling machines. When working with hardwood or other hard materials, inject water to improve drilling quality and accuracy and extend the drill bit's lifespan. Tips: Maximum speed: 2000 RPM. Use only with stationary equipment, NOT with portable power tools (such as hand drills or electric drills). Do not drill into metal or non-ferrous metals. To avoid damage, ensure there are no nails or other metal objects in the wood before drilling. Sharpen the cutting edge and tip of the drill bit regularly.Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Total length8 cm
- Compatible machineDrill
- Suitable forWood
- Material to Work OnWood
- MaterialTungsten carbide
- Weight135 g
- Pcs per pack1
- Coating for drill bits and milling cuttersCarbide
- Bit typeForest
- Sold as a setNo
- ManoMano ReferenceME218873144
- MMID829838347050
- Product codeXHWD-MUWYY02615
- EAN6137275931754
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