Basic Information
Technical Specifications
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Size Range
15mm - 35mm
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Material
Tungsten Steel Hard Alloy
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Drilling Depth
50mm
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Handle
Universal Round
Product Features
- Precision Cutting: Specifically designed tip cuts through holes cleanly, ideal for concealed hinges and door locks.
- Versatile Application: Suitable for gypsum board, plastic board, solid wood, artificial wood, and all types of woodworking.
- High Compatibility: Universal round handle design fits most hand drills and bench drills.
- Premium Durability: Made of cemented carbide with special heat treatment for high hardness and wear resistance.
- Efficient Design: The curved head design excels at debris removal, ensuring high working efficiency.
- Professional Grade: Corrosion-resistant and heat-resistant material for long-lasting performance.
Product Gallery
⚠️ Usage Notes:
1. When drilling wood or plastic, the material temperature may rise rapidly. Please add water or coolant to prevent smoke.
2. Please allow for 1-2cm manual measurement error.
3. Due to monitor and lighting differences, the actual product color may vary slightly from the images.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What materials can this hole opener drill through?
It is ideal for various wood types, gypsum boards, and plastic boards. It is specifically designed for woodworking tasks like boring concealed hinge holes.
Q2: Is this drill bit compatible with my current drill?
Yes, it features a universal round handle that is compatible with most standard hand drills, bench drills, and drill presses.
Q3: How deep can this bit drill into the material?
The woodworking hole opener has a maximum drilling depth of 50mm, with a total tool length of 76mm.
Q4: Why is Tungsten Steel Hard Alloy used for this tool?
Cemented carbide (tungsten steel) provides exceptional hardness, wear resistance, and heat resistance, ensuring the tool stays sharp and durable under heavy use.
Q5: What is included in a single package?
Each package includes 1 x Woodworking Hole Opener and 1 x Red Plastic protective box.
Q6: Do I need to use lubrication while drilling?
While it can be used dry, we highly recommend adding water or coolant when working with materials that generate high heat (like hard plastic or dense wood) to avoid smoking or overheating.
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