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WOOD SQUARE HOLE MORTISE CHISEL DRILL BIT
Features and Benefits:
1. What Makes This Drill Bit Work Best?
●MATERIAL: Made of Special Steel with Heat-Treatment Keep Hardness of HRC48-51 to Ensure Longer Cutting Life.
●DRILLING POINT TIP: Unique Drilling Tip with 4 Cutting Corner to Enable Fast Easy Drilling of Wood Pieces
●MORTISE FEATURE: Mortise and Tenon Square Hole Drilled by the Terrible+Outer Sleeve in the Middle of the Combiation.
2. How To Use for Easy Drilling?
● Use in square hole drilling machine: Mortise and tenon machine.
- This Mortisiing Chisel Bit is Great for Drilling Square Holes in Wood with a Mortisting Machine or a Mortising Attachment.
- This Drill can do great works of drilling in various of wood material in DIY Home use or industry use.
- Square Hole Drill can not Be Used on a Electric Drill. Drilling Square Hole Need to Fit a Square Hole Drilling Machine as Mostise and Tenon Machine.
- Reduce Labor Intensity of Construction Workers, Speed Up the Construction Speed, Reduce Construction costs for Constructioin Installation, Renovation, Decoration Industries.
WOOD SQUARE HOLE MORTISE CHISEL DRILL BIT FEATURES:
MATERIAL
Made of premium High Carbon Steel or Crv Steel with high hardness, durability, reliability for longer cutting life
CUTTING EDGE TIP
4 Sepcial designed cutting tip/edge point makes sure for quick cutting of various of wood material
OPEN FLUTE
Wide open flute keeps chips removal quickly and clear view of
plugs cutting
ROUND SHANK
Standard round shank 3/4 inch keeps easy tight chucking without slip for various of types of tool holders of machines.
How To Use:
Mortising Machine
Best Recommended to use in Mortising Machine
Corded Electric Drill
Not recommended
Cordless Electric Drill
Not recommended
WOOD SQUARE HOLE MORTISE CHISEL DRILL BIT
Cut/Drill/Make Square Holes in Various of Wood Materials.
Best Used in Carpentry Carbinet Furniture Making Woodworking Projects.
Barrett and Emily Groh
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2025
This mortise bit is for soft woods only. Would not push into Maple. Smaller diameter seems to work ok, but these large diameter chisels (5/8 and up) is just too much to try and push that corner through. If you’re doing large mortises in hardwood, do not buy. Get yourself some nice Richter mortise chisels. Smaller mortises, (1/4 to 3/8) works well. Only have to push that corner radius, which isn’t much for a 1/4 hole.
Stephen K.
Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2024
Worked okay
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2024
Machining was done very poorly. I didn't want to spend the time necessary to properly hone everything.
Rosario chan
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2023
hace muy buenos agujeros muy contento con mi compra
Deryl Fell
Reviewed in Canada on October 21, 2023
If the quality was better would have gotten a higher rating.
Stephen Bronte
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2022
Heavy burrs, horrific machining and the bit does not spin freely in the hollow chisel. Don’t buy and spend the money on quality. I now have to waste more time on returning. Need I say more ?
Pete C.
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2020
I purchased the 5/8” mortise chisel and bit. It was not sharp. Wouldn’t even cut the first mortise without sharpening it. The chisel is so poor I couldn’t get a uniform edge when sharpening. Will not buy again!
T. Rienstra
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2019
No explanation that this was a 5/8" collar and I needed a 3/4" not worth sending back, will give it to a buddy who can use it.
Freeheel
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2019
I broke the auger on my Powermatic chisel. I was looking for a replacement. I first bought the Delta chisel. Not only would it not fit my Powermatic mortiser but the outside of the chisel was poorly finished and rough. It would have taken a lot of time smoothing it. This chisel was cheaper and looked like it would fit my mortiser. I paid $17 for it on Amazon.. the chisel is smoother than the Delta. Very much like the Powermatic. Comparing it to the Powermatic the auger had fewer spirals. I don't know what the quality of the steel is. I sharpened and honed it and made a few mortises in maple. I took it slow only making partial plunges. It seemed to work fine. Not sure how long it will last but I'm keeping it.
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