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|tool name=Rasp Bits | |tool name=Rasp Bits | ||
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|synonyms=rotary rasps;<br>DE: Freihandfräser, Rotationsraspeln, Rotor-Raspeln | |synonyms=rotary rasps;<br>DE: Freihandfräser, Rotationsraspeln, Rotor-Raspeln | ||
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|material=[[wood]] | |material=[[wood]] | ||
|used with=[[Drills|drills]] (no impact!) | |used with=[[Drills|drills]] (no impact!) | ||
|location=drawer under [[Location::Drilling Table|drilling table]] | |location=[[Location::Wood Workshop]] (drawer under [[Location::Drilling Table|drilling table]]) | ||
|access=read this page | |access=read this page | ||
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Keep in mind that they are not very aggressive and need their time - don't force the tool into the wood! | Keep in mind that they are not very aggressive and need their time - don't force the tool into the wood! | ||
== Project Ideas == | |||
[[File:Step 7.jpg|thumb|left|300px|freehand grooves that would be very difficult with a [[router]], e.g. cable and housing space in a [[Project:Cello lamp|cool lamp]]]] | |||
[[Category:Bits]] | [[Category:Bits]] | ||
[[Category:Woodworking]] | [[Category:Woodworking]] |
Latest revision as of 16:49, 29 May 2022
ToolInfoBox Rasp Bits | |
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Synonyms: | rotary rasps; DE: Freihandfräser, Rotationsraspeln, Rotor-Raspeln |
Material: | wood |
Used with: | drills (no impact!) |
Location: | Wood Workshop (drawer under drilling table) |
Access Requirements: | read this page |
Similar (More or Less): | router bits, rasps |
Rasp bits or rotary rasps are driven by drills and allow you to do light freeform work where a router is not suitable and you are too lazy for hand tools ;-)
Keep in mind that they are not very aggressive and need their time - don't force the tool into the wood!