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Wood drill bit, 50 mm carbide wood countersink, installation of spherical wooden doors, drawers, plywood, helps you quickly make clean, flat-bottomed holes in wood
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Description
【MATERIAL - CARBIDE】: Made of cemented carbide and heat-treated. High hardness and heat resistance, the high temperature generated during drilling does not deform it, and it is also wear-resistant, allowing for a very long service life. High concentricity, therefore, machining precision is high and noise is low. 【LARGE VERSION - 50 MM】: The package contains 50 mm. Guided by the circular edge, the holes all have an arc in every direction; ensures a true, precise, and clean hole with a flat bottom with fast waste removal and ensures efficient work. 【X-Wing Design for Precision】: The X-wing head ensures visibility and stability during operation. The center spur of each drill bit ensures precise drilling and prevents walking and wobbling during operation, creating perfectly round and precise holes with the center spur design. 【HOLE CUTTING】: Suitable for drilling machines, pistol drills, drill presses, vertical drilling machines, handheld drills, electric drills, and magnetic drills with a movable band for attaching a ball point drill to doors and drawers; perforation on wood products, plastic products, wood, and plywood.
Features
- BrandODIPIE
- Diameter50 mm
- Shank typeCylindrical
- Compatible machineDrill
- Suitable forWood
- Material to Work OnWood
- MaterialCarbide
- Weight200 g
- Pcs per pack1
- Coating for drill bits and milling cuttersCarbide
- Bit typeForest
- Sold as a setYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME94249342
- MMID228813165009
- Product code6512659290830
- EAN6512659290830
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