Irwin Auger Bit 6mm(1/4”)
Original price was: KSh 1,200.00.KSh 1,000.00Current price is: KSh 1,000.00.
Diameter: 6mm (1/4 inch)
Length: Varies, common lengths range from 100mm (4 inches) to 400mm (16 inches)
Material: Often made from high-speed steel (HSS) or carbon steel for durability
Shank Type: Typically hex shank or round shank, which fits into a drill chuck
Coating: Sometimes coated with materials like titanium nitride for increased durability and reduced friction
Tip Design: Screw point for easy starting and precise drilling
Spiral Design: Deep spirals to efficiently remove wood chips and prevent clogging
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Irwin Auger Bit 6mm(1/4”)
An auger bit is a tool used primarily for drilling holes in wood and other soft materials. The design of an auger bit typically includes a screw tip for starting the hole, cutting lips to shear the wood fibers, and a spiral body to remove the wood chips from the hole.
For a 6mm (1/4 inch) auger bit, here are some common features and specifications:
- Diameter: 6mm (1/4 inch)
- Length: Varies, common lengths range from 100mm (4 inches) to 400mm (16 inches)
- Material: Often made from high-speed steel (HSS) or carbon steel for durability
- Shank Type: Typically hex shank or round shank, which fits into a drill chuck
- Coating: Sometimes coated with materials like titanium nitride for increased durability and reduced friction
- Tip Design: Screw point for easy starting and precise drilling
- Spiral Design: Deep spirals to efficiently remove wood chips and prevent clogging
Applications
- Woodworking: Creating clean, precise holes in various types of wood.
- Carpentry: Useful in construction and installation projects where wood drilling is required.
- DIY Projects: Suitable for home improvement tasks involving woodwork.
Usage Tips
- Secure Workpiece: Ensure the workpiece is securely clamped to avoid movement during drilling.
- Speed Control: Use a moderate drilling speed to prevent overheating and ensure clean cuts.
- Pilot Hole: For larger holes or harder materials, consider drilling a pilot hole first.
- Cleaning: Regularly clean the bit to remove wood chips and resin buildup for optimal performance.
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