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Self-centering hinge drill bits for cabinet doors - 7pcs HSS 1/4" self-centering hex shank pre-cut bits, 5/64" 7/64" 9/64" 11/64" 25/12" 7" 13/64" 1/4"
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Description
- Smart Self-Centering Design: The hinge drill bits feature a built-in precision centering system, ensuring perfectly aligned drilling every time, ideal for quick and error-free installation of hinges on furniture, cabinets, or doors.
- Professional Grade HSS (High-Speed Steel): Made from high-strength high-speed steel (HSS), these drill bits offer excellent durability, wear resistance, and stable performance even on demanding materials such as solid wood, particleboard, or MDF.
- 7 Precise Sizes Included: Complete set includes 7 standard diameters for European hinges: 5/64" (2 mm), 7/64" (2.8 mm), 9/64" (3.6 mm), 11/64" (4.4 mm), 25/127" (5 mm), 13/64" (5.2 mm), and 1/4" (6.35 mm).
- Hex shank compatible with all drills: All drill bits have a 1/4" (6.35 mm) hexagonal shank, ensuring a firm, slip-free fit in standard chucks, cordless drills, or multi-tools.
- Pre-cut and ready to use: Each drill bit is factory-calibrated with optimized geometry for immediate use, without prior adjustment or sharpening—saving time and guaranteeing accuracy from the first use.
- Pack contents: 7 self-centering hinge drill bits (1 of each diameter listed above), neatly arranged in a convenient case for tidy storage and immediate access on the job site or in the workshop.
Features
- BrandAIPERQ
- Shank typeHexagonal
- Compatible machineDrill
- Material to Work OnWood
- MaterialHSS
- Weight500 g
- Pcs per pack1
- Bit typeForest
- Insertion typeHexagonal
- Sold as a setYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME96016838
- MMID830861009145
- Product codeXYTW-2637-1
- EAN6099056217924
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