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Replacement 5mm fluted bit for the 5mm Pro Shelf Drilling Bit (#40608, sold separately) and the 5mm Self-Centering Bit (#22575, sold separately).
(1) 5mm Self-Centering Replacement Bit
| Manufacturer Part Number | 64405 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.0500 |
| Bit Type | Self Centering |
2.7 / 5.0
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Worked but was a headache
After a few years of occasional use my bit in for my shelf pin jig (which has actually served me pretty well) broke about 3/4 through a fairly large project. I was left stuck since I'd already drilled 1500 or 1900 or so pin holes for a big closet system. With much fussing I was able to get the bit changed out but not as easy as it looks because of the spring and small parts that are hard to manage. I think 8 bucks is too much money for one little brad point bit anyway. Therefore, if it breaks again, I will either bite the bullet for the whole self-centering assembly or switch to another system.
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NOT SHARP
BOUGHT A LOT OF GREAT ITEMS FORM ROCKLER
THIS IS NOT ONE OF THEM.
BOUGHT 2 BITS BOTH TORE OUT MELIMINE. wENT BACK TO MY OLD SHARP BITS
THIS IS NOT ONE OF THEM.
BOUGHT 2 BITS BOTH TORE OUT MELIMINE. wENT BACK TO MY OLD SHARP BITS
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need a replacement bit for my line bore jig
Scott H
on May 23, 2019
to have new bits when old get dull
Ronald W
on Jan 7, 2018
need a replacement bit for my line bore jig
Scott H
on May 23, 2019
When drilling Melamine, these bits get dull quickly...best to have replacements on hand!
mike walter O
on Jan 3, 2019
When drilling Melamine, these bits get dull quickly...best to have replacements on hand!
mike walter O
on Jan 3, 2019
bit broke
Robert C
on Dec 14, 2017
brand new bit cuts rough and rips wood around it . what do I do?
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