One of the Sawdust sessions on mortising has the attached image in the blackboard section. Can someone please identify the six parts of the bit? I assume that parts 3 -6 will be relevant to sharpen the bit.
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Thanks, Hank
Mortise bit terminolgy
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I'll take a stab at it, but will probably be less than totally accurate.hjlssfor1 wrote:One of the Sawdust sessions on mortising has the attached image in the blackboard section. Can someone please identify the six parts of the bit? I assume that parts 3 -6 will be relevant to sharpen the bit.
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Thanks, Hank
1 shank(mounting)
2 twist(chip clear out)
3 spur height???
4 chisel surface???(cuts bottom of hole)
5 point(provides centering)
6 spur inside edge(cuts hole periphery)
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I love wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drill_bit#Lip_and_spur_drill_bits
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The bit you included in your post is actually a brad point bit, not a mortising bit. Here's a photo of a mortising bit along with the square chisel -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mortiser
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