Planetary gearbox

SELECTED OPTION: SIZE: 100:1 CLICK HERE for more options in this item. Description: Nema 42 planetary gearbox,gear ratio speed reducer 5:1 10:1 15:1 20:1 25:1 30:1 40:1 50:1 100:1 Specification: Name Nema 42 Planetary Gearbox Rated Input Rotation Rate 3000rpm Maximum Input Speed 5000rpm Noise Lifetime 20000h Ratio 5:1 / 10:1 / 15:1 / 20:1 / 25:1 / 30:1 / 40:1 / 50:1 / 100:1 Package Included: 1 X Planetary Gearbox Kindly Note: 1. Make sure the motor connect to a constant current or chopper drive controller before you test motor. Connecting the motor directly to a power supply will destroy the motor. 2. The colors may have difference due to different display. Thank you for your understanding! More Details:

SELECTED OPTION: SIZE: 40:1 CLICK HERE for more options in this item. Description: Nema 42 planetary gearbox,gear ratio speed reducer 5:1 10:1 15:1 20:1 25:1 30:1 40:1 50:1 100:1 Specification: Name Nema 42 Planetary Gearbox Rated Input Rotation Rate 3000rpm Maximum Input Speed 5000rpm Noise Lifetime 20000h Ratio 5:1 / 10:1 / 15:1 / 20:1 / 25:1 / 30:1 / 40:1 / 50:1 / 100:1 Package Included: 1 X Planetary Gearbox Kindly Note: 1. Make sure the motor connect to a constant current or chopper drive controller before you test motor. Connecting the motor directly to a power supply will destroy the motor. 2. The colors may have difference due to different display. Thank you for your understanding! More Details:

SELECTED OPTION: SIZE: 5:1 CLICK HERE for more options in this item. Description: Nema 42 planetary gearbox,gear ratio speed reducer 5:1 10:1 15:1 20:1 25:1 30:1 40:1 50:1 100:1 Specification: Name Nema 42 Planetary Gearbox Rated Input Rotation Rate 3000rpm Maximum Input Speed 5000rpm Noise Lifetime 20000h Ratio 5:1 / 10:1 / 15:1 / 20:1 / 25:1 / 30:1 / 40:1 / 50:1 / 100:1 Package Included: 1 X Planetary Gearbox Kindly Note: 1. Make sure the motor connect to a constant current or chopper drive controller before you test motor. Connecting the motor directly to a power supply will destroy the motor. 2. The colors may have difference due to different display. Thank you for your understanding! More Details:

HANPOSE 17HS6401S-PG Nema 17 Extruder Gear Stepper Motor 42 Motor Ratio Planetary Gearbox Stepper Motor Package contains 1 X item of the smallest listed variant.

Ø10mm Diamond core bit Application: The diamond core bit is used to drill holes in: Ceramic tiles Marble Grade 5 porcelain (hardest) Granite Glass Slate The diamond core cuts faster, smoother and lasts longer than any other core drills. How to use the diamond core bit: The diamond core drill bit must be used with water at all times when drilling. The water serves as a coolant to prevent the diamonds from overheating. The maximum allowable temperature for a diamond core bit is 500°C. There is no pilot drill with the diamond core bit. A low rpm rotary drill with a planetary gearbox is required to be used with a diamond core bit. It is possible to use a cordless drill, but in the lowest gear setting. No hammer action is used. Tightly fasten the diamond core bit in the drill"s chuck. Keep the bit steady at a 45° angle with the starting point on the edge of the assigned area to be drilled whilst the bit is rotating. A notch will be made (this is normal). Gradually move the drill from 45° to 90° and continue drilling until finished. Allow the diamond core bit to cool down completely before proceeding to drill another hole. Water can be applied by: spraying water on the surface, using a wet sponge, attaching a water feed device. This is necessary when drilling into a wall tile. Please have a look at the video in the tabs above showing how to use the diamond core bit. An indication of the correct spindle speed: DIAMOND CORE BIT DIAMETER SPINDLE SPEED Ø5.0mm 800 rpm Ø6.0mm 600 rpm Ø7.0mm 500 rpm Ø8.0mm 500 rpm Ø10.0mm 400 rpm More than Ø12.0mm (>10.0mm) less than 400 rpm IMPORTANT: The tool life will mostly depend on the proper usage and the hardness of the items drilled into. It is normal for a diamond core bit to last up to 10 or more drilled holes in hard tiles. Please remember to always use water when drilling with diamond core bits.

Ø16mm Diamond core bit Application: The diamond core bit is used to drill holes in: Ceramic tiles Marble Grade 5 porcelain (hardest) Granite Glass Slate The diamond core cuts faster, smoother and lasts longer than any other core drills. How to use the diamond core bit: The diamond core drill bit must be used with water at all times when drilling. The water serves as a coolant to prevent the diamonds from overheating. The maximum allowable temperature for a diamond core bit is 500°C. There is no pilot drill with the diamond core bit. A low rpm rotary drill with a planetary gearbox is required to be used with a diamond core bit. It is possible to use a cordless drill, but in the lowest gear setting. No hammer action is used. Tightly fasten the diamond core bit in the drill"s chuck. Keep the bit steady at a 45° angle with the starting point on the edge of the assigned area to be drilled whilst the bit is rotating. A notch will be made (this is normal). Gradually move the drill from 45° to 90° and continue drilling until finished. Allow the diamond core bit to cool down completely before proceeding to drill another hole. Water can be applied by: spraying water on the surface, using a wet sponge, attaching a water feed device. This is necessary when drilling into a wall tile. Please have a look at the video in the tabs above showing how to use the diamond core bit. An indication of the correct spindle speed: DIAMOND CORE BIT DIAMETER SPINDLE SPEED Ø5.0mm 800 rpm Ø6.0mm 600 rpm Ø7.0mm 500 rpm Ø8.0mm 500 rpm Ø10.0mm 400 rpm More than Ø10.0mm (>10.0mm) less than 400 rpm IMPORTANT: The tool life will mostly depend on the proper usage and the hardness of the items drilled into. It is normal for a diamond core bit to last up to 10 or more drilled holes in hard tiles. Please remember to always use water when drilling with diamond core bits.

4 flute wood boring bit Diameter: Ø12.0mm Overall length: 400mm Shank: 6.35mm hex for quick change Application: Use the 4 flute boring bit to drill into wood/timber. A low rpm rotary drill with a planetary gearbox is required to be used with boring bits. It is possible to use a cordless drill, but in its lowest gear. Benefits: The drill spurs have 4 cutting edges that leaves a cleaner and more precise bored hole. Using the same designed screw tip as from an auger drill bit - the 4 flute boring bit feeds itself. The shank can be clamped into a 6.35mm quick change chuck or a standard 3 jaw chuck. It also prevents slipping in a chuck. The edges of the bit have been hardened and remains sharper for longer. The flutes are designed to have excellent chip/shaving clearance. 4 cutting edges means faster cutting and more durability. CAUTION: Take care when drilling with wood boring bits. Keep the rotary drill steady with both hands to prevent wrist injury.

Ø10mm Diamond core bit Application: The diamond core bit is used to drill holes in: Ceramic tiles Marble Grade 5 porcelain (hardest) Granite Glass Slate The diamond core cuts faster, smoother and lasts longer than any other core drills. How to use the diamond core bit: The diamond core drill bit must be used with water at all times when drilling. The water serves as a coolant to prevent the diamonds from overheating. The maximum allowable temperature for a diamond core bit is 500°C. There is no pilot drill with the diamond core bit. A low rpm rotary drill with a planetary gearbox is required to be used with a diamond core bit. It is possible to use a cordless drill, but in the lowest gear setting. No hammer action is used. Tightly fasten the diamond core bit in the drill"s chuck. Keep the bit steady at a 45° angle with the starting point on the edge of the assigned area to be drilled whilst the bit is rotating. A notch will be made (this is normal). Gradually move the drill from 45° to 90° and continue drilling until finished. Allow the diamond core bit to cool down completely before proceeding to drill another hole. Water can be applied by: spraying water on the surface, using a wet sponge, attaching a water feed device. This is necessary when drilling into a wall tile. Please have a look at the video in the tabs above showing how to use the diamond core bit. An indication of the correct spindle speed: DIAMOND CORE BIT DIAMETER SPINDLE SPEED Ø5.0mm 800 rpm Ø6.0mm 600 rpm Ø7.0mm 500 rpm Ø8.0mm 500 rpm Ø10.0mm 400 rpm More than Ø10.0mm (>10.0mm) less than 400 rpm IMPORTANT: The tool life will mostly depend on the proper usage and the hardness of the items drilled into. It is normal for a diamond core bit to last up to 10 or more drilled holes in hard tiles. Please remember to always use water when drilling with diamond core bits.

Ø8mm Diamond core bit Application: The diamond core bit is used to drill holes in: Ceramic tiles Marble Grade 5 porcelain (hardest) Granite Glass Slate The diamond core cuts faster, smoother and lasts longer than any other core drills. How to use the diamond core bit: The diamond core drill bit must be used with water at all times when drilling. The water serves as a coolant to prevent the diamonds from overheating. The maximum allowable temperature for a diamond core bit is 500°C. There is no pilot drill with the diamond core bit. A low rpm rotary drill with a planetary gearbox is required to be used with a diamond core bit. It is possible to use a cordless drill, but in the lowest gear setting. No hammer action is used. Tightly fasten the diamond core bit in the drill"s chuck. Keep the bit steady at a 45° angle with the starting point on the edge of the assigned area to be drilled whilst the bit is rotating. A notch will be made (this is normal). Gradually move the drill from 45° to 90° and continue drilling until finished. Allow the diamond core bit to cool down completely before proceeding to drill another hole. Water can be applied by: spraying water on the surface, using a wet sponge, attaching a water feed device. This is necessary when drilling into a wall tile. Please have a look at the video in the tabs above showing how to use the diamond core bit. An indication of the correct spindle speed: DIAMOND CORE BIT DIAMETER SPINDLE SPEED Ø5.0mm 800 rpm Ø6.0mm 600 rpm Ø7.0mm 500 rpm Ø8.0mm 500 rpm Ø10.0mm 400 rpm More than Ø10.0mm (>10.0mm) less than 400 rpm IMPORTANT: The tool life will mostly depend on the proper usage and the hardness of the items drilled into. It is normal for a diamond core bit to last up to 10 or more drilled holes in hard tiles. Please remember to always use water when drilling with diamond core bits.

Ø38mm Diamond core bit Application: The diamond core bit is used to drill holes in: Ceramic tiles Marble Grade 5 porcelain (hardest) Granite Glass Slate The diamond core cuts faster, smoother and lasts longer than any other core drills. How to use the diamond core bit: The diamond core drill bit must be used with water at all times when drilling. The water serves as a coolant to prevent the diamonds from overheating. The maximum allowable temperature for a diamond core bit is 500°C. There is no pilot drill with the diamond core bit. A low rpm rotary drill with a planetary gearbox is required to be used with a diamond core bit. It is possible to use a cordless drill, but in the lowest gear setting. No hammer action is used. Tightly fasten the diamond core bit in the drill"s chuck. Keep the bit steady at a 45° angle with the starting point on the edge of the assigned area to be drilled whilst the bit is rotating. A notch will be made (this is normal). Gradually move the drill from 45° to 90° and continue drilling until finished. Allow the diamond core bit to cool down completely before proceeding to drill another hole. Water can be applied by: spraying water on the surface, using a wet sponge, attaching a water feed device. This is necessary when drilling into a wall tile. Please have a look at the video in the tabs above showing how to use the diamond core bit. An indication of the correct spindle speed: DIAMOND CORE BIT DIAMETER SPINDLE SPEED Ø5.0mm 800 rpm Ø6.0mm 600 rpm Ø7.0mm 500 rpm Ø8.0mm 500 rpm Ø10.0mm 400 rpm More than Ø10.0mm (>10.0mm) less than 400 rpm IMPORTANT: The tool life will mostly depend on the proper usage and the hardness of the items drilled into. It is normal for a diamond core bit to last up to 10 or more drilled holes in hard tiles. Please remember to always use water when drilling with diamond core bits.

Ø19mm Diamond core bit Application: The diamond core bit is used to drill holes in: Ceramic tiles Marble Grade 5 porcelain (hardest) Granite Glass Slate The diamond core cuts faster, smoother and lasts longer than any other core drills. How to use the diamond core bit: The diamond core drill bit must be used with water at all times when drilling. The water serves as a coolant to prevent the diamonds from overheating. The maximum allowable temperature for a diamond core bit is 500°C. There is no pilot drill with the diamond core bit. A low rpm rotary drill with a planetary gearbox is required to be used with a diamond core bit. It is possible to use a cordless drill, but in the lowest gear setting. No hammer action is used. Tightly fasten the diamond core bit in the drill"s chuck. Keep the bit steady at a 45° angle with the starting point on the edge of the assigned area to be drilled whilst the bit is rotating. A notch will be made (this is normal). Gradually move the drill from 45° to 90° and continue drilling until finished. Allow the diamond core bit to cool down completely before proceeding to drill another hole. Water can be applied by: spraying water on the surface, using a wet sponge, attaching a water feed device. This is necessary when drilling into a wall tile. Please have a look at the video in the tabs above showing how to use the diamond core bit. An indication of the correct spindle speed: DIAMOND CORE BIT DIAMETER SPINDLE SPEED Ø5.0mm 800 rpm Ø6.0mm 600 rpm Ø7.0mm 500 rpm Ø8.0mm 500 rpm Ø10.0mm 400 rpm More than Ø10.0mm (>10.0mm) less than 400 rpm IMPORTANT: The tool life will mostly depend on the proper usage and the hardness of the items drilled into. It is normal for a diamond core bit to last up to 10 or more drilled holes in hard tiles. Please remember to always use water when drilling with diamond core bits.

4 flute wood boring bit Diameter: Ø20.0mm Overall length: 165mm Shank: 6.35mm hex for quick change Application: Use the 4 flute boring bit to drill into wood/timber. A low rpm rotary drill with a planetary gearbox is required to be used with boring bits. It is possible to use a cordless drill, but in its lowest gear. Benefits: The drill spurs have 4 cutting edges that leaves a cleaner and more precise bored hole. Using the same designed screw tip as from an auger drill bit - the 4 flute boring bit feeds itself. The shank can be clamped into a 6.35mm quick change chuck or a standard 3 jaw chuck. It also prevents slipping in a chuck. The edges of the bit have been hardened and remains sharper for longer. The flutes are designed to have excellent chip/shaving clearance. 4 cutting edges means faster cutting and more durability. CAUTION: Take care when drilling with wood boring bits. Keep the rotary drill steady with both hands to prevent wrist injury.

4 flute wood boring bit Diameter: Ø16.0mm Overall length: 165mm Shank: 6.35mm hex for quick change Application: Use the 4 flute boring bit to drill into wood/timber. A low rpm rotary drill with a planetary gearbox is required to be used with boring bits. It is possible to use a cordless drill, but in its lowest gear. Benefits: The drill spurs have 4 cutting edges that leaves a cleaner and more precise bored hole. Using the same designed screw tip as from an auger drill bit - the 4 flute boring bit feeds itself. The shank can be clamped into a 6.35mm quick change chuck or a standard 3 jaw chuck. It also prevents slipping in a chuck. The edges of the bit have been hardened and remains sharper for longer. The flutes are designed to have excellent chip/shaving clearance. 4 cutting edges means faster cutting and more durability. CAUTION: Take care when drilling with wood boring bits. Keep the rotary drill steady with both hands to prevent wrist injury.

Ø14mm Diamond core bit Application: The diamond core bit is used to drill holes in: Ceramic tiles Marble Grade 5 porcelain (hardest) Granite Glass Slate The diamond core cuts faster, smoother and lasts longer than any other core drills. How to use the diamond core bit: The diamond core drill bit must be used with water at all times when drilling. The water serves as a coolant to prevent the diamonds from overheating. The maximum allowable temperature for a diamond core bit is 500°C. There is no pilot drill with the diamond core bit. A low rpm rotary drill with a planetary gearbox is required to be used with a diamond core bit. It is possible to use a cordless drill, but in the lowest gear setting. No hammer action is used. Tightly fasten the diamond core bit in the drill"s chuck. Keep the bit steady at a 45° angle with the starting point on the edge of the assigned area to be drilled whilst the bit is rotating. A notch will be made (this is normal). Gradually move the drill from 45° to 90° and continue drilling until finished. Allow the diamond core bit to cool down completely before proceeding to drill another hole. Water can be applied by: spraying water on the surface, using a wet sponge, attaching a water feed device. This is necessary when drilling into a wall tile. Please have a look at the video in the tabs above showing how to use the diamond core bit. An indication of the correct spindle speed: DIAMOND CORE BIT DIAMETER SPINDLE SPEED Ø5.0mm 800 rpm Ø6.0mm 600 rpm Ø7.0mm 500 rpm Ø8.0mm 500 rpm Ø10.0mm 400 rpm More than Ø10.0mm (>10.0mm) less than 400 rpm IMPORTANT: The tool life will mostly depend on the proper usage and the hardness of the items drilled into. It is normal for a diamond core bit to last up to 10 or more drilled holes in hard tiles. Please remember to always use water when drilling with diamond core bits.

Ø30mm Diamond core bit Application: The diamond core bit is used to drill holes in: Ceramic tiles Marble Grade 5 porcelain (hardest) Granite Glass Slate The diamond core cuts faster, smoother and lasts longer than any other core drills. How to use the diamond core bit: The diamond core drill bit must be used with water at all times when drilling. The water serves as a coolant to prevent the diamonds from overheating. The maximum allowable temperature for a diamond core bit is 500°C. There is no pilot drill with the diamond core bit. A low rpm rotary drill with a planetary gearbox is required to be used with a diamond core bit. It is possible to use a cordless drill, but in the lowest gear setting. No hammer action is used. Tightly fasten the diamond core bit in the drill"s chuck. Keep the bit steady at a 45° angle with the starting point on the edge of the assigned area to be drilled whilst the bit is rotating. A notch will be made (this is normal). Gradually move the drill from 45° to 90° and continue drilling until finished. Allow the diamond core bit to cool down completely before proceeding to drill another hole. Water can be applied by: spraying water on the surface, using a wet sponge, attaching a water feed device. This is necessary when drilling into a wall tile. Please have a look at the video in the tabs above showing how to use the diamond core bit. An indication of the correct spindle speed: DIAMOND CORE BIT DIAMETER SPINDLE SPEED Ø5.0mm 800 rpm Ø6.0mm 600 rpm Ø7.0mm 500 rpm Ø8.0mm 500 rpm Ø10.0mm 400 rpm More than Ø10.0mm (>10.0mm) less than 400 rpm IMPORTANT: The tool life will mostly depend on the proper usage and the hardness of the items drilled into. It is normal for a diamond core bit to last up to 10 or more drilled holes in hard tiles. Please remember to always use water when drilling with diamond core bits.

4 flute wood boring bit Diameter: Ø24.0mm Overall length: 165mm Shank: 6.35mm hex for quick change Application: Use the 4 flute boring bit to drill into wood/timber. A low rpm rotary drill with a planetary gearbox is required to be used with boring bits. It is possible to use a cordless drill, but in its lowest gear. Benefits: The drill spurs have 4 cutting edges that leaves a cleaner and more precise bored hole. Using the same designed screw tip as from an auger drill bit - the 4 flute boring bit feeds itself. The shank can be clamped into a 6.35mm quick change chuck or a standard 3 jaw chuck. It also prevents slipping in a chuck. The edges of the bit have been hardened and remains sharper for longer. The flutes are designed to have excellent chip/shaving clearance. 4 cutting edges means faster cutting and more durability. CAUTION: Take care when drilling with wood boring bits. Keep the rotary drill steady with both hands to prevent wrist injury.

Ø20mm Diamond core bit Application: The diamond core bit is used to drill holes in: Ceramic tiles Marble Grade 5 porcelain (hardest) Granite Glass Slate The diamond core cuts faster, smoother and lasts longer than any other core drills. How to use the diamond core bit: The diamond core drill bit must be used with water at all times when drilling. The water serves as a coolant to prevent the diamonds from overheating. The maximum allowable temperature for a diamond core bit is 500°C. There is no pilot drill with the diamond core bit. A low rpm rotary drill with a planetary gearbox is required to be used with a diamond core bit. It is possible to use a cordless drill, but in the lowest gear setting. No hammer action is used. Tightly fasten the diamond core bit in the drill's chuck. Keep the bit steady at a 45¿¿ angle with the starting point on the edge of the assigned area to be drilled whilst the bit is rotating. A notch will be made (this is normal). Gradually move the drill from 45° to 90° and continue drilling until finished. Allow the diamond core bit to cool down completely before proceeding to drill another hole. Water can be applied by: spraying water on the surface, using a wet sponge, attaching a water feed device. This is necessary when drilling into a wall tile. Please have a look at the video in the tabs above showing how to use the diamond core bit. An indication of the correct spindle speed: DIAMOND CORE BIT DIAMETER SPINDLE SPEED ¿¿5.0mm 800 rpm ¿¿6.0mm 600 rpm ¿¿7.0mm 500 rpm ¿¿8.0mm 500 rpm Ø10.0mm 400 rpm More than Ø10.0mm (>10.0mm) less than 400 rpm   IMPORTANT: The tool life will mostly depend on the proper usage and the hardness of the items drilled into. It is normal for a diamond core bit to last up to 10 or more drilled holes in hard tiles. Please remember to always use water when drilling with diamond core bits.  

Ø6mm Diamond core bit Application: The diamond core bit is used to drill holes in: Ceramic tiles Marble Grade 5 porcelain (hardest) Granite Glass Slate The diamond core cuts faster, smoother and lasts longer than any other core drills. How to use the diamond core bit: The diamond core drill bit must be used with water at all times when drilling. The water serves as a coolant to prevent the diamonds from overheating. The maximum allowable temperature for a diamond core bit is 500°C. There is no pilot drill with the diamond core bit. A low rpm rotary drill with a planetary gearbox is required to be used with a diamond core bit. It is possible to use a cordless drill, but in the lowest gear setting. No hammer action is used. Tightly fasten the diamond core bit in the drill's chuck. Keep the bit steady at a 45° angle with the starting point on the edge of the assigned area to be drilled whilst the bit is rotating. A notch will be made (this is normal). Gradually move the drill from 45° to 90° and continue drilling until finished. Allow the diamond core bit to cool down completely before proceeding to drill another hole. Water can be applied by: spraying water on the surface, using a wet sponge, attaching a water feed device. This is necessary when drilling into a wall tile. Please have a look at the video in the tabs above showing how to use the diamond core bit. An indication of the correct spindle speed: DIAMOND CORE BIT DIAMETER SPINDLE SPEED Ø5.0mm 800 rpm Ø6.0mm 600 rpm Ø7.0mm 500 rpm Ø8.0mm 500 rpm Ø10.0mm 400 rpm More than Ø10.0mm (>10.0mm) less than 400 rpm IMPORTANT: The tool life will mostly depend on the proper usage and the hardness of the items drilled into. It is normal for a diamond core bit to last up to 10 or more drilled holes in hard tiles. Please remember to always use water when drilling with diamond core bits.

Ø20mm Diamond core bit Application: The diamond core bit is used to drill holes in: Ceramic tiles Marble Grade 5 porcelain (hardest) Granite Glass Slate The diamond core cuts faster, smoother and lasts longer than any other core drills. How to use the diamond core bit: The diamond core drill bit must be used with water at all times when drilling. The water serves as a coolant to prevent the diamonds from overheating. The maximum allowable temperature for a diamond core bit is 500°C. There is no pilot drill with the diamond core bit. A low rpm rotary drill with a planetary gearbox is required to be used with a diamond core bit. It is possible to use a cordless drill, but in the lowest gear setting. No hammer action is used. Tightly fasten the diamond core bit in the drill's chuck. Keep the bit steady at a 45° angle with the starting point on the edge of the assigned area to be drilled whilst the bit is rotating. A notch will be made (this is normal). Gradually move the drill from 45° to 90° and continue drilling until finished. Allow the diamond core bit to cool down completely before proceeding to drill another hole. Water can be applied by: spraying water on the surface, using a wet sponge, attaching a water feed device. This is necessary when drilling into a wall tile. Please have a look at the video in the tabs above showing how to use the diamond core bit. An indication of the correct spindle speed: DIAMOND CORE BIT DIAMETER SPINDLE SPEED Ø5.0mm 800 rpm Ø6.0mm 600 rpm Ø7.0mm 500 rpm Ø8.0mm 500 rpm Ø10.0mm 400 rpm More than Ø10.0mm (>10.0mm) less than 400 rpm IMPORTANT: The tool life will mostly depend on the proper usage and the hardness of the items drilled into. It is normal for a diamond core bit to last up to 10 or more drilled holes in hard tiles. Please remember to always use water when drilling with diamond core bits.

4 flute wood boring bit Diameter: Ø19.0mm Overall length: 400mm Shank: 6.35mm hex for quick change Application: Use the 4 flute boring bit to drill into wood/timber. A low rpm rotary drill with a planetary gearbox is required to be used with boring bits. It is possible to use a cordless drill, but in its lowest gear. Benefits: The drill spurs have 4 cutting edges that leaves a cleaner and more precise bored hole. Using the same designed screw tip as from an auger drill bit - the 4 flute boring bit feeds itself. The shank can be clamped into a 6.35mm quick change chuck or a standard 3 jaw chuck. It also prevents slipping in a chuck. The edges of the bit have been hardened and remains sharper for longer. The flutes are designed to have excellent chip/shaving clearance. 4 cutting edges means faster cutting and more durability. CAUTION: Take care when drilling with wood boring bits. Keep the rotary drill steady with both hands to prevent wrist injury.

4 flute wood boring bit Diameter: Ø18.0mm Overall length: 165mm Shank: 6.35mm hex for quick change Application: Use the 4 flute boring bit to drill into wood/timber. A low rpm rotary drill with a planetary gearbox is required to be used with boring bits. It is possible to use a cordless drill, but in its lowest gear. Benefits: The drill spurs have 4 cutting edges that leaves a cleaner and more precise bored hole. Using the same designed screw tip as from an auger drill bit - the 4 flute boring bit feeds itself. The shank can be clamped into a 6.35mm quick change chuck or a standard 3 jaw chuck. It also prevents slipping in a chuck. The edges of the bit have been hardened and remains sharper for longer. The flutes are designed to have excellent chip/shaving clearance. 4 cutting edges means faster cutting and more durability. CAUTION: Take care when drilling with wood boring bits. Keep the rotary drill steady with both hands to prevent wrist injury.

4 flute wood boring bit Diameter: Ø14.0mm Overall length: 400mm Shank: 6.35mm hex for quick change Application: Use the 4 flute boring bit to drill into wood/timber. A low rpm rotary drill with a planetary gearbox is required to be used with boring bits. It is possible to use a cordless drill, but in its lowest gear. Benefits: The drill spurs have 4 cutting edges that leaves a cleaner and more precise bored hole. Using the same designed screw tip as from an auger drill bit - the 4 flute boring bit feeds itself. The shank can be clamped into a 6.35mm quick change chuck or a standard 3 jaw chuck. It also prevents slipping in a chuck. The edges of the bit have been hardened and remains sharper for longer. The flutes are designed to have excellent chip/shaving clearance. 4 cutting edges means faster cutting and more durability. CAUTION: Take care when drilling with wood boring bits. Keep the rotary drill steady with both hands to prevent wrist injury.

4 flute wood boring bit Diameter: Ø10.0mm Overall length: 400mm Shank: 6.35mm hex for quick change Application: Use the 4 flute boring bit to drill into wood/timber. A low rpm rotary drill with a planetary gearbox is required to be used with boring bits. It is possible to use a cordless drill, but in its lowest gear. Benefits: The drill spurs have 4 cutting edges that leaves a cleaner and more precise bored hole. Using the same designed screw tip as from an auger drill bit - the 4 flute boring bit feeds itself. The shank can be clamped into a 6.35mm quick change chuck or a standard 3 jaw chuck. It also prevents slipping in a chuck. The edges of the bit have been hardened and remains sharper for longer. The flutes are designed to have excellent chip/shaving clearance. 4 cutting edges means faster cutting and more durability. CAUTION: Take care when drilling with wood boring bits. Keep the rotary drill steady with both hands to prevent wrist injury.

Ø10mm Diamond core bit Application: The diamond core bit is used to drill holes in: Ceramic tiles Marble Grade 5 porcelain (hardest) Granite Glass Slate The diamond core cuts faster, smoother and lasts longer than any other core drills. How to use the diamond core bit: The diamond core drill bit must be used with water at all times when drilling. The water serves as a coolant to prevent the diamonds from overheating. The maximum allowable temperature for a diamond core bit is 500°C. There is no pilot drill with the diamond core bit. A low rpm rotary drill with a planetary gearbox is required to be used with a diamond core bit. It is possible to use a cordless drill, but in the lowest gear setting. No hammer action is used. Tightly fasten the diamond core bit in the drill's chuck. Keep the bit steady at a 45° angle with the starting point on the edge of the assigned area to be drilled whilst the bit is rotating. A notch will be made (this is normal). Gradually move the drill from 45° to 90° and continue drilling until finished. Allow the diamond core bit to cool down completely before proceeding to drill another hole. Water can be applied by: spraying water on the surface, using a wet sponge, attaching a water feed device. This is necessary when drilling into a wall tile. Please have a look at the video in the tabs above showing how to use the diamond core bit. An indication of the correct spindle speed: DIAMOND CORE BIT DIAMETER SPINDLE SPEED Ø5.0mm 800 rpm Ø6.0mm 600 rpm Ø7.0mm 500 rpm Ø8.0mm 500 rpm Ø10.0mm 400 rpm More than Ø40.0mm (>10.0mm) less than 400 rpm IMPORTANT: The tool life will mostly depend on the proper usage and the hardness of the items drilled into. It is normal for a diamond core bit to last up to 10 or more drilled holes in hard tiles. Please remember to always use water when drilling with diamond core bits.

Ø5mm Diamond core bit Application: The diamond core bit is used to drill holes in: Ceramic tiles Marble Grade 5 porcelain (hardest) Granite Glass Slate The diamond core cuts faster, smoother and lasts longer than any other core drills. How to use the diamond core bit: The diamond core drill bit must be used with water at all times when drilling. The water serves as a coolant to prevent the diamonds from overheating. The maximum allowable temperature for a diamond core bit is 500°C. There is no pilot drill with the diamond core bit. A low rpm rotary drill with a planetary gearbox is required to be used with a diamond core bit. It is possible to use a cordless drill, but in the lowest gear setting. No hammer action is used. Tightly fasten the diamond core bit in the drill's chuck. Keep the bit steady at a 45° angle with the starting point on the edge of the assigned area to be drilled whilst the bit is rotating. A notch will be made (this is normal). Gradually move the drill from 45° to 90° and continue drilling until finished. Allow the diamond core bit to cool down completely before proceeding to drill another hole. Water can be applied by: spraying water on the surface, using a wet sponge, attaching a water feed device. This is necessary when drilling into a wall tile. Please have a look at the video in the tabs above showing how to use the diamond core bit. An indication of the correct spindle speed: DIAMOND CORE BIT DIAMETER SPINDLE SPEED Ø5.0mm 800 rpm Ø6.0mm 600 rpm Ø7.0mm 500 rpm Ø8.0mm 500 rpm Ø10.0mm 400 rpm More than Ø10.0mm (>10.0mm) less than 400 rpm IMPORTANT: The tool life will mostly depend on the proper usage and the hardness of the items drilled into. It is normal for a diamond core bit to last up to 10 or more drilled holes in hard tiles. Please remember to always use water when drilling with diamond core bits.

Ø22mm Diamond core bit Application: The diamond core bit is used to drill holes in: Ceramic tiles Marble Grade 5 porcelain (hardest) Granite Glass Slate The diamond core cuts faster, smoother and lasts longer than any other core drills. How to use the diamond core bit: The diamond core drill bit must be used with water at all times when drilling. The water serves as a coolant to prevent the diamonds from overheating. The maximum allowable temperature for a diamond core bit is 500°C. There is no pilot drill with the diamond core bit. A low rpm rotary drill with a planetary gearbox is required to be used with a diamond core bit. It is possible to use a cordless drill, but in the lowest gear setting. No hammer action is used. Tightly fasten the diamond core bit in the drill's chuck. Keep the bit steady at a 45° angle with the starting point on the edge of the assigned area to be drilled whilst the bit is rotating. A notch will be made (this is normal). Gradually move the drill from 45° to 90° and continue drilling until finished. Allow the diamond core bit to cool down completely before proceeding to drill another hole. Water can be applied by: spraying water on the surface, using a wet sponge, attaching a water feed device. This is necessary when drilling into a wall tile. Please have a look at the video in the tabs above showing how to use the diamond core bit. An indication of the correct spindle speed: DIAMOND CORE BIT DIAMETER SPINDLE SPEED Ø5.0mm 800 rpm Ø6.0mm 600 rpm Ø7.0mm 500 rpm Ø8.0mm 500 rpm Ø10.0mm 400 rpm More than Ø10.0mm (>10.0mm) less than 400 rpm IMPORTANT: The tool life will mostly depend on the proper usage and the hardness of the items drilled into. It is normal for a diamond core bit to last up to 10 or more drilled holes in hard tiles. Please remember to always use water when drilling with diamond core bits.