What is a woodworking drill?

Woodworking bit is a rod-shaped or spiral tool with cutting edge at the end, which is used to process through holes or blind holes. The difference between woodworking drill and woodworking end milling cutter is that there is no cutting edge on the side. In addition to the main cutting edge, the woodworking drill has a sharp cutting edge at the outer edge, which can cut off wood fibers and make the side of the hole smoother.

Woodworking bits have a large cutting capacity and are generally made of ordinary carbon steel, which is simple to manufacture, such as forging, stamping and grinding.

Woodworking tool is a tool to process wood into the required shape and size by cutting. Woodworking tools are hand-used and machine-used, and machine-used woodworking tools are used for batch and batch production. Woodworking tools for machine tools can be divided into five categories: saws, blades, milling cutters, drill bits and tenon hole processing tools.