Forstner

Forstner

The term ‘Forstner’ refers to the Forstner bit, a specialized drill bit used for woodworking. It was invented by Joseph Forstner in the 19th century and is known for creating flat-bottomed holes with smooth edges. The bit is ideal for boring precise holes in wood and can be used in both hand drills and drill presses.

Advantages:

  • It is used to drill overlapping holes.
  • It helps to make Accurate & Precise Holes.
  • It helps to make Clean & Flat-Bottomed Holes.
  • It produces Minimal Tear-Out on the sides of the hole etc.

Types of Forstner Bit:

  • Standard Forstner Bit
  • Adjustable Forstner Bit
  • Hex Shank Forstner Bit 
  • Carbide-Tipped Forstner Bit etc.