"It´s hard to imagine that someone today could come up with a better Forstner bit
they were first invented in 1874.
Christopher Schwarz
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Woodworking Institute #209
Mark Baker tests these new drill bits which are perfect for pen turners
These Colt pen drill bits are specifically designed to drill accurate hole in end-grain as well as acrylic pen blanks. The parabolic flute is purported to clear the chips quickly and prevents chip burn.
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These Colt pen drill bits are specifically designed to drill accurate hole in end-grain as well as acrylic pen blanks. The parabolic flute is purported to clear the chips quickly and prevents chip burn.
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British Woodworking - Issue #15 - Dec/Jan 09/10
"Sometimes it's worth paying extra for drill bits and Forstners" says Nick Gibbs.
You can have the best drill press in the world, but it's relegated to the also-rans by using an ordinary bit. We all get tempted by huge packs of various bits, only to discover they're not much cop. …read more
You can have the best drill press in the world, but it's relegated to the also-rans by using an ordinary bit. We all get tempted by huge packs of various bits, only to discover they're not much cop. …read more
Woodturning Magazine - Feb 2010
Colt Maxicut Forstner bits
Mark Baker looks at this new-style Forstner bit and extension shank system and finds it to be excellent.
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Mark Baker looks at this new-style Forstner bit and extension shank system and finds it to be excellent.
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Toolmonger
I'm not sure how many times the Forstner bit can be reinvented, but let's try at least one more time. Touting several improvements over other Forstner bits, the Maxicut Forstner bits made by Horst Miebach in Germany ar sold under the Colt Brand.
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Popular Woodworking - 08 2008
New Forstner Bits defy the laws of physics.
It's hard to imagine that someone today could come up with a better Forstner bit - they were first patented in 1874. But today we used a new Forstner from a German company called Horst Miebach that chewed through wood like nothing i've ever seen. …read more
It's hard to imagine that someone today could come up with a better Forstner bit - they were first patented in 1874. But today we used a new Forstner from a German company called Horst Miebach that chewed through wood like nothing i've ever seen. …read more
Popular Woodworking - Best New Tools 2008
Before I started this magazine, I saw tools as things that came in boxes. But during the last 12 years, my view has changed. I now see tools as triumphs of marketing, engineering or both.
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American Woodworker - May 2010
Fast Forstner
The Maxicut Forstner Bit from Colt has two significant improvements, First, it has grooves machined in the cutting bevels. Second, the bit has two scoring spurs, which help make a clearner hole. …read more
The Maxicut Forstner Bit from Colt has two significant improvements, First, it has grooves machined in the cutting bevels. Second, the bit has two scoring spurs, which help make a clearner hole. …read more
The Woodworker January 2010
"It's not often that someone successfully reinvets the weel, but I genuinely believe that with their new MaxiCut Forstner bits, Colt have made an incredible advance in drilling technology. I've just drilled 562 holes to prove it!" tested by Alan Holtham
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