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Forstner bit
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Forstner fúró, Forstner bit
a specialized drill bit with a flat bottom and a cylindrical shape, designed for drilling precise, flat-bottomed holes in wood materials, often used for creating recesses or mortises
What is a "Forstner bit"?
A Forstner bit is a type of drill bit used to make smooth, clean, flat-bottomed holes in wood. It has a circular, toothed cutting edge with a center point that helps keep the bit steady while drilling. Forstner bits are commonly used for tasks like drilling overlapping holes, making pocket holes, or drilling through hardwoods. They are especially useful when precision and a clean finish are needed, as they create holes with very little tearing or splintering at the edges.
Example
The carpenter used a Forstner bit to drill precise holes for the cabinet hinges.
The woodworker preferred the Forstner bit over a spade bit because it left cleaner edges.
