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1 pc Square Hole Saw Mortise Chisel Wood Drill Bit with Twist Drill Square Hole Extended Saw 6mm – 16mm

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Specifications:

Material: high-speed steel,

Hardness: 56HRC

Clamping shank diameter: 19mm (Round)

Features:

Woodworking square hole drill

Square hole drill can not be used on an electric drill, drill square holes need to fit a square hole drill drilling (mortise and tenon machine) to use. Mortise and tenon square hole drilled by the terrible + outer sleeve in the middle of the combination.Reduce labor intensity of construction workers, speed up the construction speed, reduce construction costs for construction, installation, renovation, decoration industries. Use matters: Square hole drill is mainly used for woodworking aspects.

Various existing bits, can only process a circular hole, square hole can not be processed, to machining square hole, must drill the hole or cutting machine processed crude hole, then chisel made from artificial hand.

The utility model in the hole drilled by the rotary body, while the impact of the use of hammer impact force transmitted to the outer body, the material crushing round hole and square head wall, a one-time processing of a square hole, and the dust can be broken slag discharged from the tube.

Using different specifications of the square hole drill, matching the appropriate power of the square hole machine, you can play a square hole to meet the requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

What square hole sizes can this mortise chisel make?

This set covers 6 mm to 16 mm square holes with the included twist drill and square chisel combination, ideal for mortise-and-tenon joints in furniture and cabinetry.

How is the twist drill matched to the square chisel?

The twist drill bores the waste hole first, then the square chisel squares it out. Choose a chisel set whose square size matches your twist drill diameter (e.g. 6 mm twist + 6 mm square).

Can it cut clean mortises in hardwoods like oak and mahogany?

Yes. For dense hardwoods we recommend lower RPM and steady feed. Carbide-edged chisels handle oak, beech and mahogany cleanly; HSS versions suit softwood and MDF.

What if the chisel goes off-center or burns the wood?

Off-center holes usually mean a worn or loose twist drill, or the chisel is rotating the wrong way. Burning means feed is too slow or RPM too high – retract frequently to clear chips.