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bore bit

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun bore bit has 1 sense
  1. bore bit, borer, rock drill, stone drill - a drill for penetrating rock
    --1 is a kind of drill
    --1 has particulars: cross bit; star drill; straight flute, straight-fluted drill

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Bore Bit

Description:

A bore bit is a type of drill bit specifically designed for creating holes in wood, metal, or other materials by rotating them in a clockwise motion. It typically consists of a pointed tip and fluted edges to facilitate efficient cutting. Bore bits are commonly used in woodworking, construction, and DIY projects.

Examples:

  1. Noun - Woodworking:
    • Make sure you use the appropriate bore bit for the size of hole you need in the wooden plank.
    • The carpenter selected a high-quality bore bit for drilling through the hardwood.
  2. Noun - Metalworking:
    • The machinist used a bore bit to create precision holes in the metal plate.
    • When working with metal, it is crucial to choose the right kind of bore bit to ensure accurate drilling.
  3. Verb - General:
    • I will bore a hole in the wall to hang the painting.
    • He bore through the thick ice to catch fish in the frozen lake.
  4. Adjective - Informal:
    • She gave a really boring lecture; it was a total bore-fest!
    • The movie turned out to be a bore despite its promising trailer.

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  1. Bore Bits Set
  2. Impact Bore Bit
  3. Long Bore Bit Extension
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