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Pros/Cons of brad-point and twist bits?
I have sorted through my drill bits and wondered about the differences
between brad and twist drill bits. I mostly drill holes in wood, much less so in metal or plastics. Are both HSS? Are all bits Made in China? |
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Pros/Cons of brad-point and twist bits?
"Phisherman" wrote in message ... I have sorted through my drill bits and wondered about the differences between brad and twist drill bits. I mostly drill holes in wood, much less so in metal or plastics. Are both HSS? Are all bits Made in China? I try never to use an ordinary twist bit when wood working. I much prefer the brad point bit to cut a clean hole with no tear out. BTY there is a big difference in the brad point bits, typically they have 3 sharp points to start a clean cut. Both can be made out of HSS and can be made in China, Germany, USA, etc. |
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Pros/Cons of brad-point and twist bits?
The brad points are far and away the best for wood drilling. There is
also, as in all tools, a big difference in quality. I went for a 7 for $15 set to a 7 for $45 set and was amazed at how obvious the difference was. On Thu, 08 Nov 2007 15:25:13 GMT, Phisherman wrote: I have sorted through my drill bits and wondered about the differences between brad and twist drill bits. I mostly drill holes in wood, much less so in metal or plastics. Are both HSS? Are all bits Made in China? |
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