Does anyone know what this is used for?
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OLD WEIRD DRILL BIT ??????????? Please Help Identify This Tool
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detail and there are facets (tangs) at the top of the bit. I suspect it's a circle cutting bit for a brace.
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Washer cutter. The central spike is for guidace only, the two cutters point downwards and slice a washer out of red fibre or lead sheet. Pretty common plumber's tool.
There's often a thicker single cutter that goes with it. That's a tank cutter for making holes in water tanks.
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Cheers, Mike
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Thanks for the help guys!
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Group: rec.woodworking Date: Sat, Feb 21, 2004, 11:42am (EST+5) From: snipped-for-privacy@none.com (Don=A0Corleone) Does anyone know what this is used for?
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*****************************************************It looks like a circle cutter and with the second blade it could also be a round gasket cutter.
I have a modern version that is almost identical.
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