Ecmweb 5711 Revbit Pilot Bitpi

Pilot bit

Sept. 13, 2013
The Revbit increases the life of a hole saw by up to 10 times and will not tear sheetrock or a finished wall’s surface.
The Revbit pilot bit is designed to operate when the teeth of the hole saw are
spinning in reverse (opposite of cutting edge), enabling users to create a pilot hole while keeping their hole saw attached to their drill. According to the company, this method increases the life of a hole saw by up to 10 times and will not tear sheetrock or a finished wall’s surface. Made from 100% high speed steel, the bit works on all surfaces and fits all standard hole saws.

Revbit

For more information, visit www.revbitusa.com.

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