Irwin Marples Wood Boring Forstner Drill Bit 1966939 2-1/8 Inch (High Speed Steel Carbon Woodworking Precision Flat Bottom Pocket Holes Cabinet Making)
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Irwin Marples 1966939 2-1/8-Inch Wood Boring Forstner Drill Bit
The Irwin Marples 1966939 2-1/8-inch wood boring Forstner drill bit cuts clean, precise flat-bottomed blind holes, pocket holes, and overlapping mortises in hardwoods, softwoods, and cabinet panels. Constructed from hardened high-speed carbon steel with ultra-sharp cutting teeth and optimized cutting angles, this precision woodworking bit slices through timber fibers significantly faster than conventional spade or twist bits. Engineered with a reduced 0.375-inch shank designed to fit 3/8-inch and larger drill presses and portable drills, it equips fine woodworkers, cabinetmakers, and furniture builders with splinter-free edge boring and superior dimensional accuracy.
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| Manufacturer Brand | Irwin Marples Tools |
| Model Part Number | 1966939 |
| Bit Cutting Diameter | 2.125 Inches (2-1/8 in. / 53.97 mm) |
| Overall Bit Length | 3.687 Inches (93.65 mm) |
| Shank Diameter Size | 0.375 Inches (3/8 in. Reduced Shank) |
| Minimum Chuck Requirement | 3/8 Inch or Larger Drill Chuck |
| Tool Bit Category | Wood Boring Forstner Drill Bit |
| Material Composition | High-Speed Carbon Steel Alloy |
| Self-Feeding Capability | Non-Self-Feeding (Controlled Manual Feed) |
| Package Depth Dimension | 2.25 Inches (57.15 mm) |
| Package Height Dimension | 6.75 Inches (171.45 mm) |
| Product Assembled Weight | 0.45 lbs (7.20 oz / 204.12 g) |
| Universal Product Code (UPC) | 042526943713 |
| Suitable for material type | Hardwoods, Softwoods, Plywood, MDF, & Cabinet Woods |
Pro-Tip: When boring large 2-1/8-inch flat-bottom holes in dense hardwoods, use a drill press set to a moderate RPM (around 500 to 800 RPM) and feed the bit slowly; backing the bit out periodically clears wood chips and prevents scorching the workpiece walls.
