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1664 cylindrical boring bit is a high-quality and versatile tool for precise drilling in wood and plastics. It features carbide-tipped cutting edges for durability and can handle hard and coated materials. The package includes an exchangeable center point, a 4mm pre-drill bit, and an allen key. Suitable for deep hole drilling with extension shanks.

The first carbide tipped Forstner bit with centre point, carbide-tipped main cutting edge and toothed circumferential cutter. Hexagonal shank for a better power transfer

It features carbide tips, two cutting edges, and two spurs. Precisely ground with a diamond wheel, it provides tear-free, accurate drillings in hard wood, chipboards, and plastics. It offers an effortless drilling experience and is recommended for stationary use.

Traditional cylinder boring bit with centre point, two main cutting edges and two taper taps. 700 – 3000 rpm. e.g. Ø 15 mm 2300 rpm in soft wood. Further details in the speed diagram

Twofold ground main cutting edges and circumferential cutters. Effective length of the plug max. 70 mm

Place 1616 at the edge of the work piece in a way that the outside of the cutter is overlapping the edge, allowing fast chip ejection

“Lewis” pattern, crest of thread, main cutting edge and taper tap in premium quality. Version with stepped head and hexagonal shank from Ø 8mm.

500 – 2800 rpm. e.g. Ø 12 mm 2000 rpm in soft wood. Further details in the speed diagram

“Lewis” pattern with crest of thread, main cutting edge and taper tap, morse cone shank No. 2

1250 – 2500 rpm e.g. Ø 22 mm 1500 rpm in soft wood. Further details in the speed diagram

Specially formed channel for removing chips, teflon-coated, changeable crest of thread HSS, two carbide tipped main cutting edges, protruding cutting edges and cylindrical shank with three clamping surfaces. Ground by diamond wheels on CNC-machines

“Lewis” pattern with crest of thread, main cutting edge and bottom blade.
700 – 2250 rpm e.g. Ø 12 mm 1500 rpm in European hard wood. Further details in the speed diagram