DESCRIPTION
The Planet Long Series Saw Tooth Forstner Bits are top - notch cutting tools for all woodworking projects. These bits come with saw - like teeth that enable super - fast and highly efficient cutting. Their extended length gives you the extra reach needed for deeper cuts. They're great for cutting along the grain and work well in softwoods, hardwoods, plastics, MDF, and other materials. Made from tough carbon steel, these bits are built to last and offer great strength, making them a go - to choice for woodworking fans. The center - point design guarantees accurate positioning and clean cuts, making it a breeze to create overlapping holes. Available in a wide range of metric and imperial sizes, from 3/8 inches to 4 inches, they're suitable for all sorts of woodworking tasks. Whether you're a pro woodworker or just a hobbyist, these bits are a must - have in your tool collection. They provide smooth and clean cuts every time, thanks to their precision and durability. Plus, you can resharpen the teeth and cutting faces. Sizes from 3/8 inches to 2 inches have a 3/8 - inch shank, and sizes from 2 1/4 inches to 4 inches have a 1/2 - inch shank. For Forstner Bit sizes from 3/8 to 2 inches, use the 3/8 - inch Shank Extension Bar (8 inches/200mm Long) FE20038. For Forstner Bit sizes from 2 1/4 to 4 inches, use the 1/2 - inch Shank Extension Bar (11 inches/280mm Long) FE28012. The 1 - 3/4 inches (44.45mm) bit is identified as STC134.
Using these Planet Long Series Saw Tooth Forstner Bits is easy. First, choose the right bit size for your project. If you're using a bit from 3/8 to 2 inches, attach it to the 3/8 - inch Shank Extension Bar FE20038. For bits from 2 1/4 to 4 inches, use the 1/2 - inch Shank Extension Bar FE28012. Place the bit on the material where you want to make a hole, and start the drill. Keep the drill steady and let the bit do the work. It's best for cutting along the grain. When you're done, unplug the drill and remove the bit. To keep these bits in good shape, clean them after each use. You can use a soft brush to get rid of any sawdust. If the teeth and cutting faces get dull, you can resharpen them. Always store the bits in a dry place to prevent rusting. And be careful when handling the sharp bits to avoid cuts.
