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Wood Drill Bits, 55mm Carbide Wood Milling Cutter, For Installing Spherical Wooden Doors, Drawers, and Plywood, Quickly Helps You Make Clean, Flat-Bottomed Holes in Wood
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Description
Material - Carbide Steel: Made of heat-treated carbide steel. High hardness and heat resistance; the high temperatures generated during drilling do not cause any deformation. It also offers excellent wear resistance and a long service life. Its high concentricity ensures high machining accuracy and low noise levels. Large version - 55 mm: Includes a 55 mm drill bit. Thanks to its rounded edge, all holes are perfectly round, regardless of their direction, thus guaranteeing precise, clean, and flat-bottomed holes, as well as rapid chip evacuation for optimal productivity. X-shaped design for precise drilling: The drill bit offers excellent visibility and high stability during use. The central bulge of each drill bit ensures precise drilling, preventing any misalignment or wobble, for perfectly round and accurate holes. Drilling and cutting: Suitable for vertical drills, impact drills, handheld drills, electric bench drills, and handheld magnetic drills for installing ball pins on doors and drawers; drilling wood, plastic, solid wood, and plywood. Easy to store and select: Each drill bit comes in its own plastic box labeled with its size, allowing you to find the right bit on the shelf in seconds.
Features
- BrandSNQ
- Diameter55 mm
- Shank typeCylindrical
- Compatible machineDrill
- Suitable forWood
- Material to Work OnWood
- MaterialCarbide
- Pcs per pack1
- Coating for drill bits and milling cuttersCarbide
- Drill bit typeMulti-purpose
- Bit typeRotary file
- Sold as a setYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME97443947
- MMID255661490577
- Product codeFD-42961
- EAN6919595333841
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