Drill bit
Drill bits are the cutters of drill tools. Bits are interchangeable, meaning that they can be removed from the end of the drill, either to replace a worn part or to change the size of the part.
Drill saw bit
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Rather than flutes, the sides of the bit have a profile that act as saw teeth, allowing the bit to cut sideways as well as down, similar to a router. While these can be used in a hand drill, they are often used in a specially made tool (RotoZip being a common brand) that turns at much higher RPM.
Related Topics:
Saw - Router - RPM
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