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Found this drill bit in with some garage sale auger bits.  I've never seen one like it,  This one is for drilling a hole about 3/8" diameter.  It is similar to a fortsner bit but with the auger for removing waste.  It's pretty small, and will cut but kind of dull.  How would you sharpen it?   Thanks


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#19
Better pics would help.
Third pic, looks like it fits in a brace?
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It does fit into a brace. Sorry about the pics.
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(02-28-2019, 09:02 PM)toolmiser Wrote: It does fit into a brace.  Sorry about the pics.

I'm on a different computer at the moment, and the pic is a tad clearer.
Seems to be a forester type bit.
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(03-01-2019, 10:19 AM)Stwood_ Wrote: I'm on a different computer at the moment, and the pic is a tad clearer.
Seems to be a forester type bit.
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My take as well.....Looks like it is intended for deep drilling, because it is fluted to eject the chips, unlike ordinary forschners..But I could be wrong...
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(03-01-2019, 01:59 PM)Timberwolf Wrote: ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
My take as well.....Looks like it is intended for deep drilling, because it is fluted to eject the chips, unlike ordinary forschners..But I could be wrong...

Ditto, Had some back in the old pattern shop. Went up to about 3/4 dia in that style
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#24
Wow, two weirdo tools in a row.  My best guess is a hollow auger for dowels.

Edit:  no, I'm full of chit, that's not right.  Agree with Stwood's id below.
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#25
The number of variations manufacturers have come up with over the last century and a half, since the explosion of Good Ideas Not All of Which Worked Out started, would be hard to calculate.  I suspect you've got one of those.
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#26
How would I attempt to sharpen it. Small needle file from the inside?
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#27
Lock mortise bit.
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