DESCRIPTION
The Planet Long Series Saw - Toothed Forstner Bits are top - notch cutting tools ideal for all kinds of woodworking endeavors. These bits come with saw teeth that enable rapid and effective cutting. Their extended length gives you the ability to make deeper cuts with ease. They are especially good at cutting along the grain and work like a charm on softwoods, hardwoods, plastics, MDF, and other materials.
Made from tough materials like carbon steel, these bits are built to last and offer great strength, making them a dependable option for every woodworking lover. The center - point design ensures precise positioning and clean cuts, which makes creating overlapping holes a breeze.
Available in a wide range of metric and imperial sizes, from 3/8 to 4 inches, these bits are suitable for a diverse array of woodworking projects. Whether you're a professional woodworker or just a hobbyist, these bits are an essential addition to your tool collection.
With their high precision and durability, the Planet Long Series Saw - Toothed Forstner Bits provide smooth and clean cuts, a must - have for those aiming for professional - quality results in woodworking. And the best part? You can resharpen the teeth and cutting faces.
Sizes from 3/8 to 2 inches have a 3/8 - inch shank, while sizes from 2 1/4 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 (8/200mm Long) FE20038. For Forstner Bit sizes from 2 1/4 to 4 inches, use the 1/2 - inch Shank Extension Bar (11/280mm Long) FE28012. The 1 - 3/8 (34.93mm) size is labeled as STC138.
Using these Planet Long Series Saw - Toothed Forstner Bits is quite straightforward. First, choose the right bit size according to your project needs. If you're using bits from 3/8 to 2 inches, attach 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).
When starting to cut, make sure the bit is properly centered on the material. These bits are great for cutting along the grain, so try to follow the natural direction of the wood for the best results. They work on different materials like softwoods, hardwoods, plastics, and MDF, so you can use them for a variety of projects.
As for maintenance, after each use, clean the bit to remove any debris. The teeth and cutting faces can be resharpened, so keep an eye on their sharpness. If they start to dull, use a suitable sharpening tool to bring them back to their original cutting performance. Store the bits in a dry place to prevent rusting, especially since they're made of carbon steel. And always wear safety goggles when using these bits to protect your eyes from any flying debris.
