Hi all , I am looking to source some 50mm diameter Drill bits. Preferably long auguer bits.
Any help would be great !!
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Depends on what you want it for. A flat bit will chew through quickly, a Forstner bit will make a smooth precise hole slowly, and a hole saw will work. Tells us the job for the best guidance.
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Hi , I am looking to for a 50mm Auger drill bit to be able to drill 50mm to place steel balustrades for glass stairs.
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Is that in wood? A hole saw would probably be more precise depending on how deep you have to go. If it is a blind hole a Forstner type bit might be better. You need to spend a bit of time explaining what the job is.
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